As school budgets were cut, the head of the state teachers union got a big raise. (Albany Times-Union)
Responding to our story, charter school opponents called Hakeem Jeffries a “sellout.” (Politicker NY)
A well-meaning teacher tries to share a working copier with peers but is blocked. (NYC Educator)
A teacher describes two extremes of the teacher-evaluation spectrum, neither one pleasant. (Ed Week)
“This American Life” takes on middle school (and has a GothamSchools shoutout!). (This American Life)
A look at the new, post-PTA brand of parent advocacy around education. (Education Next)
In L.A., a lawsuit on behalf of students aims to force more teacher evaluations. (PDF, via Eduwonk)
Advice to city charter schools from Milwaukee, where many charters are teacher-led. (NY Teacher)
Chicago Mayor Emanuel said the teachers union is “cheating kids” by opposing extended day. (Catalyst)
A study by an organization pushing to change teacher prep says teachers support their efforts. (NCTQ)
Marat
Elizabeth, where’s GS’s article “As school budgets were cut, the NYC DOE hires more Deputy Chancellors and attorneys”???????????????????
I noticed that…
Isn’t anyone doing research on the inverse relation, with respect to the budget, of the lay offs of city workers and the NYC DOE’s human capital increase?
Guest
Why is this guy getting sn increase like this. He is terrible to boot.
Marat
I’ve never seen GothamSchools question the NYC DOE’s habit of hiring more deputy chancellors, attorneys, and their shady contracts. Fair and balanced, my butt.
Marat
And Ianuzzi is an experienced leader and educator unlike the deputy chancellors that taught two years, got promoted, and are now making $190,000
District 13 parent
Did anyone cover the Moskowitz meeting in Carroll Gardens yesterday?
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