Queens schools with low progress report grades are worried about their fates. (Daily News)
Will Chancellor Joel Klein be staying on for Bloomberg’s third term? No one knows. (City Hall)
After a bad day at Brooklyn’s IS 281, a 13-year-old with autism hid on the subway for 11 days. (Times)
Lawmakers are recommending few city students to attend the national military academies. (AP)
One who does, a Hunter College HS graduate at West Point, was just named a Rhodes Scholar. (Post)
Los Angeles now has a hiring freeze for all education positions except teachers. (SF Chronicle)
In a letter, the Ford Foundation’s president says there’s hope for public schools. (Wall Street Journal)
Obama’s plan to boost math and science includes a national science fair. (Wall Street Journal)
An audit found that a national civics education group misspent nearly $6 million last year. (USA Today)
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