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nightcap
November 5, 2009
Remainders: Cuts to school aid on Albany’s agenda
- Lawmakers will go back to Albany next week and may approve cuts to school aid.
- If the UFT and Obama had endorsed Thompson, Bloomberg would have lost, a Bloomberg aide said.
- Louisiana school boards reject RttT, possibly harming the state’s chances.
- What does Obama’s praise for Wisconsin mean for NY’s own data firewall?
- Don’t get too excited, writes Andy Smarick, Wisconsin’s law bans firing teachers because of student data.
- The many conflicting, even hypocritical, things Richard Kessler has heard about the arts in schools.
- Sen. Jose Serrano wants a state-wide audit of arts education.
- Dennis Walcott said Klein is the first and last person he talks to every day.
- Seven NYC math and science teachers win the first annual Sloan Awards for Excellence.
- Some eighth graders think the upcoming specialized high school test means everything.
- In the practice what you preach category, one reader wants Jonathan Alter to have performance pay.
- A day after becoming NJ’s new governor, Chris Christie stopped by a high-performing charter school.
- A transit strike in Philly is taking a toll on student attendance rates.
- And a parent group is circulating a petition to protest K-2 standardized testing.
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