by Philissa Cramer,
at 6:55 am
- The city’s top accountability officer has resigned. (Times, GothamSchools 1, 2)
- Hunter College tried to pull scholarships from city students who had been awarded them. (Daily News)
- City Council candidates explain where their kids go to school and why. (Brooklyn Paper)
- Parent councils fear rezoning will be stalled while the councils legally don’t exist. (Riverdale Press)
- Manhattan’s Murry Bergtraum HS isn’t letting other schools use its ballfields. (Downtown Express)
- Upper West Side families want a high school that gives them admissions priority. (West Side Spirit)
- The City Council has cleared the way for a Park Slope school to be torn down. (Brooklyn Paper)
- In Chicago, criticism of state tests but praise for students’ higher scores on them. (Chicago Tribune)
- An special ed study found that too many Boston students were kept in separate classes. (Boston Globe)
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