Lorraine Monroe is a nationally recognized teacher, principal and consultant. In 1991, she opened the Frederick Douglass Academy, an experimental public high school on Harlem designed to break the rules: It would graduate kids and send them to college. Sure enough, test scores at the Academy quickly shot to among the top in all of New York City. And among the first graduating class, 96% of the students went on to college. While Lorraine Monroe speaks about her experience as a leader in education, the message will inspire everyone who has to lead, motivate and inspire people.