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Rise & Shine: City and UFT resuming teacher evaluation talks

  • The city and teachers union are returning to the negotiating table over teacher evaluations. (Daily News)
  • A Gates Foundation study found good teaching can be measured. (GothamSchoolsSchoolBookWSJ)
  • The city increased its school closure list to 26 in total. (GothamSchools, Post, NY1, WSJ, SchoolBook)
  • Former DOE official Eric Nadelstern: The more struggling schools that close, the better. (Daily News)
  • More allegations against city school workers were made than ever last year. (GothamSchools, Times)
  • New Dorp High School will keep its rare health clinic, which budget cuts had threatened. (Daily News)
  • A freshman at a Brooklyn school whose parents said she was bullied was found dead. (Post, City Room)
  • A Brooklyn councilman opposes a Staten Island vote to arm school guards, which won’t happen. (Post)
  • A judge said it was okay for a private school to fire a teacher who let students drink wine in France. (Post)
  • California’s schools chief wants students to take fewer state tests, especially in high school. (L.A. Times)
  • Geraldine_maione

    Mr. Nadelstern, your teaching and leadership credentials are above reproach.If you could what ACTION would you take to protect the children of MURRY BERGTRAUM AND BOYS AND GIRLS.

  • Former superintendent

    Dear Gotham Schools,

    Since you often have the pleasure of talking with former deputy chancellor, Eric Nadelstern, you should know that the Daily News was contacted as they are currently working on a piece concerning his high school, DeWitt Clinton. Clinton has received several F’s in a row and is a total mess. Teachers are scared, kids are out of control, and it’s current grade is an F. How did the school avoid “the list”?
    Mr. Nadelstern can answer your question as he is a member of the DeWitt Clinton alumni, who has personally requested to leave the horrid, failing school alone. Bloomberg ablidged. Story will break big next week.
    DOE closes schools with C grades but spares Clinton who has received several straight F’s and D’s. Grimy, just grimy.

  • HoraceElliotnyc

    Wow. Is this true Philissa?

  • I noticed that…

    I am a strong believer of exposing all the frauds out there.  It does matter how many degrees or years as a principal – if you’re fraud, underhanded, conniving, inscrupulous, it will all come out eventually.

  • I noticed that…

    oops, exhaustion got in the way.  It should say:

    “It does NOT matter how many degrees or years as a principal”…

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/SKWWBUG4PSTFVXM7GGZQ5SKDLI Michel

    Could Gotham please stop giving any soapbox to this failed Deputy Chancellor now wants to be next Chancellor?
    His ideas have been tried and have failed. Let him collect his pension and muse about the good old days like Metternich…

  • wise owl

    I think that Chancellor “Baldie” is secretly going to run for mayor. That’s what “Failberg” has planned. “Failberg” wants to hand him the job  on a silver platter when he goes out. Failberg didn’t exactly bust his ass to get reelected, he simply bought the election. He thinks that being that worked he can buy off everybody. Not that I would take it but I’m surprised that he hasn’t try to buy off the teachers?  I have yet to find a person who voted for him. Did anyone vote for him or know anyone who did? Through all the bastards out!

  • wise owl

    Sorry I wrote through for throw. Is anybody going to make a deal of it? I don’t teach English.

  • User4

    thanks to support for teachers

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