New York City’s version of its new sex education curriculum omits some graphic elements. (Daily News)
The scheduling debacle at Long Island City HS has left students without required classes. (NY1, Times)
The DOE proposed sites for new outposts of Eva Moskowitz’s charter schools. (GothamSchools, WSJ)
Stuy teacher Gary Rubinstein has penned a picture book that encourages trial and error. (Daily News)
A parent says the city’s selective high schools should have more open houses for parents. (Daily News)
Michael Winerip: A N.H. school known for creativity has made changes under NCLB’s pressure. (Times)
At a Westchester Jewish day school, girls learn to paint their nails in Torah-inspired ways. (Times)
Impending NCLB waivers are seen as auguring an end to mandated tutoring programs. (AP)
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Parents want more tours? Do they know how much it costs the school? A ton. I overheard a conversation and found out that our tour night is the MOST expensive night/day of school. The budget comes out of the school’s budget so other things must be cut…like tutoring. If the DOE takes it out of their budget, then fine. Until then, no.
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