โ Scribed by Cooperman, Kathy
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Maggie Mayfield, an elementary school principal in the upscale suburbs of San Diego, likes to do the right thing--for her students and, after her marriage takes a hit, for herself as well. What's wrong with that? To keep her cash-strapped school afloat, Maggie says yes to a sweet deal from Silicon Valley's hottest for-profit education company. They'll provide enough funding so that Maggie can keep her science, art, and PE teachers in exchange for some dopey beta-test program backed by handsome CEO Danny Z. No layoffs! Happy kids! Professionally, everything's flourishing. Personally, the right things are tingling--Maggie can't resist Danny Z's magnetism. But as the school year continues, Maggie senses that she might have been duped. As things take a turn for the worse, Maggie and her BFF assistant, Diane, must keep things good--by going a little bad. -- from Amazon.
Schools -- Fiction
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