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All had been going well for Barbara and Sonia, the owners of Whiz Kidz Preschool. Then, just before the new school year began, their best teacher, Debbie, quit in order to move to a distant town where her husband had just landed a job. The owners scrambled to find a replacement and, after a whirlwind of disappointing applicants and interviews, they settled for an inexperienced candidate named Amy. Amy would not have been better than a fifth choice under less trying conditions, but she was a young African American woman (a good fit at a preschool with many African American children), and seemed at ease with very young children. Perhaps most importantly, she expressed an eagerness to learn.
Three weeks ...