Rhee looks grim after meeting with Gray

D.C. Council Chairman Vincent C. Gray and Schools Chancellor Michelle A. Rhee met for 90 minutes Thursday for what Gray called a "philosophical discussion."

Schools Chancellor Michelle A. Rhee after her meeting with D.C. Council Chairman Vincent C. Gray.

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Gray speaks to reporters after the meeting. Rhee stood to the side, refusing to answer questions or join the chairman in issuing a statement.

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"We did not talk about Chancellor Rhee staying or going, we talked about the state of education in the city," Gray says.

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Rhee did not answer reporters' questions about whether she would stay on the job if Gray asked her to.

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Gray said his meeting with Rhee was an "excellent discussion."

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Rhee tries to avoid talking to the media after her meeting with Gray.

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Rhee after the meeting. "This was not a decision-making meeting,"said Gray, adding they plan to meet again in a few weeks.

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Rhee looks grim after meeting with Gray

D.C. Council Chairman Vincent C. Gray and Schools Chancellor Michelle A. Rhee met for 90 minutes Thursday for what Gray called a "philosophical discussion."

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