Rise & Shine: No boon to Newark in Facebook’s stock offering

by Philissa Cramer, at 6:44 am

Facebook’s public IPO offering won’t increase the size of Newark’s gift from the site’s founder. (WSJ)
The city’s budget plan insulates schools, but questions remain. (GothamSchools, NY1, SchoolBook)
The city says it is planning again not to replace teaching positions lost through attrition. (WNYC)
A charter school’s bid to change its kindergarten age cutoff was reversed under fire. (Queens Chronicle)
Harbor School students were affected by a Civil War cannonball’s discovery on Governor’s Island. (Post)
Some churches and others are seeking legislation to let churches continue to meet in schools. (Times)
Parents at Brooklyn’s P.S. 161 are planning a one-day boycott to protest closure plans. (GothamSchools)
The principal of Wadleigh Secondary School is leaving amid the school’s closure fight. (GothamSchools)

SEEMS FISHHHY

http://www.wpix.com/videogallery/67283165/News/Protests-Against-Pervert-Principal

WAY TO GO D.O.E. —- KEEP THE INTEREM-ACTING PRINCIPAL IN PLACE. HE IS THE LAUGHING STOCK AT THE COLUMBUS CAMPUS AND GETS ZERO, ZERO, ZERO RESPECT!!! DISGRACE!!! I HOPE THE RUMOR ABOUT CHANCELLOR WALCOTT’S FORMER SENIOR ADVISOR TO HIM (WHOS LAST NAME IS “CHASE”) IS NOT REALLY IN THE CHASE FAMILY AS THAT WOULD BE VERY BAD PUBLICITY FOR THE D.O.E. SHE IS NOW THE CHIEF DEPUTY LEGAL COUNSEL – SEEMS VERY ODD. OH WELL, IT WOULD EXPLAIN WHY AN INTEREM-ACTING PRINCIPAL WITH MORE MEDIA COVERAGE ON HIM THAN THE PRESIDENT, WOULD REMAIN. WAY TO GO!!!!
plus one

Wow! Enough said.

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