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Paul Vallas' Last Day
Philadelphia Schools Chief Executive Officer Paul Vallas speaks to graduating students and to Inquirer reporters about his accomplishments, failures, and the future of the Philadelphia school system.
JEFFREY A. HAINES and SAMANTHA TEMPLETON / Inquirer Online Producers
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