To the Editor: David Banks, the new Schools Chancellor, is being welcomed with a nervous blend of doubt and faith. By some with open arms and others with reservation. So far his expressed plans and priorities resonate broadly, but time will tell whether his performance vindicates mass confidence. Hopefully, its affirmation will be clear-cut.
So far he's saying the right things, but although they sound commendable, they are template convictions.
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