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November 2, 2009
Remainders: A simulation tool to weigh turnaround pros and cons
- The superintendent of schools in Durham, N.C. is leaving for a post in the federal Department of Education.
- Henrik Hertzberg says Bloomberg has been “a very good mayor,” in part because of his education record.
- First Lady Michelle Obama has launched a mentoring program for high school girls.
- The Education Optimists look at connections between schools and prisons.
- Arthur Goldstein says the DOE has exacerbated overcrowding at Francis Lewis.
- Pissed Off Teacher says she finally received her students’ IEPs, only to find them unhelpful.
- Is it better to convert a failing school or shut it down? A simulation tool helps weigh costs and benefits.
- Obama and Duncan’s trip to Wisconsin may have more to do with mayoral control than Race to the Top.
- Liz Willen strategizes to make the most of parent-teacher conferences, but wonders if there’s a better way.
- Hey, did you hear? There’s an election tomorrow! Find your polling place here.
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November 2nd, 2009 9:27 pm
Don’t forget to vote tomorrow.
Let DARTH Term Law eVADER know that we demand honest data about the performance of our kids and our schools, school construction over prison construction, a reversal of the increases in class sizes, and an end to the assault of privateers and crony capitalism on public education.
The way to voice those demands — and to do your part to help fulfill them — vote BILL THOMPSON FOR MAYOR.
Teach your kids that democracy is not for sale, and that you won’t stand for a third term of a Mayor who thinks it is… while selling our kids short.
Be a one-person “Truth Squad” — make the voting booth YOUR “Office of Accountability”.
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