Arts programs vary widely in quantity and quality across city schools. (Gotham Gazette)
Elected officials are angry that being homeless forced a student to miss a Regents exam. (Daily News)
With Columbus HS closing, nearby Truman and Lehman are worried about the impact. (Bronx Times)
Los Angeles officials are unsure about whether to allow a Hebrew language charter school. (L.A. Times)
The Times says USDOE should tweak NCLB but should be careful not to weaken the law.
The key to boosting student performance could be increasing recess time. (Christian Science Monitor)
Psychologist Dan Willingham says linking salaries to test scores will cause bad behavior. (Boston Globe)
http://schools.nyc.gov/AboutUs/leadership/PEP/default.htm Patrick J. Sullivan
I think you meant “allegedly” not “apparently” with regard to Mr. Weston. The DOE has not even said what the charges are, let alone substantiated them.
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