Stephanie Banchero’s big story on the turnaround effort at Marshall High went live over the weekend full of pics and graphs and charts as well as words. At roughly the same time, CNC’s latest on Austin Polytechnic is up online and in the NYT also full of pics and with some video (but no graphs and charts). Who did it better, in terms of telling a rich, well-reported story — the WSJ or CNC? Which school do you think is most likely to thrive in the near future? (Or, if you don’t like those choices, you can tell us which of the many stories about Marshall that have come out this year were most insightful and interesting.)
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