Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is under pressure to settle because of the presidential election. (HuffPo)
With their own contract negotiations underway, Newark teachers are eying the Second City. (WSJ)
An 800-pound gorilla in the Chicago negotiating room is the prospect of more charter schools. (Times)
After two years of more observations, the city says teachers are getting better. (GothamSchools)
A 4-year-old whose cancer is in remission isn’t getting bus services he is legally entitled to. (NY1)
Donors have allowed most students at one high school in Michigan go to college for free. (Times Mag)
The state released a roadmap for Common Core-aligned social studies instruction. (GothamSchools)
The city is trying to save money on sports equipment for schools by seeking sponsorship deals. (Post)
The light fixtures at a school with a PCB leak could take years to be replaced. (Daily News)
Anonymous
The link to the Chicago Tribune piece in the top story here (week will end with teachers still on strike) takes you to the WSJ piece on Newark teachers….
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