

Geoffrey Canada reflects on the challenges within the American education system as families like the Esparzas and Joneses seek admission to competitive charter schools.
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Geoffrey Canada reflects on the challenges within the American education system as families like the Esparzas and Joneses seek admission to competitive charter schools.
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Geoffrey Canada recounts his experiences as an educator in the film Waiting for "Superman." He reflects on his childhood realization that Superman is fictional, symbolizing the lack of saviors in the American education system. The documentary follows families like the Esparzas and the Joneses as they seek admission to competitive charter schools, including KIPP LA Schools and Harlem Success Academy. It critiques teacher tenure, union agreements, and the disparities between affluent and low-income schools, illustrating the challenges faced by students and educators alike.
What Critics Say
Dramatizes the failure of American education in a painfully direct way, saying what is wrong and what is right.
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Why Watch
- Meet Geoffrey Canada, a key figure in education reform.
- See Michelle Rhee tackle teacher unions in D.C.
- Follow families in a lottery for charter school spots.
Did You Know
- The film premiered on September 24, 2010, in New York and Los Angeles.
- During its opening weekend, it grossed $141,000 in four theaters.
- Michelle Rhee faced backlash from teachers and unions while in office.
- A rebuttal documentary titled 'The Inconvenient Truth Behind Waiting for Superman' was released in 2011.
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Who directed the documentary Waiting for 'Superman'?
Waiting for 'Superman' was directed by Davis Guggenheim.
What is the main focus of Waiting for 'Superman'?
The documentary criticizes the American public education system by following students trying to gain admission to competitive charter schools.
When was Waiting for 'Superman' released in theaters?
The film premiered in the US on September 24, 2010, with a wider release beginning on October 1, 2010.
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