Remainders: D.C. examining scores Rhee said she investigated

D.C. officials say they’ll investigate unusually high test erasure rates reported this week. (USA Today)
But Michelle Rhee said D.C. already investigated the questionable results and found nothing. (Russo)
Given perverse incentives, any cheating in D.C. schools shouldn’t come as a surprise. (Daily Beast)
A kind suggestion: What education journalism needs is more GothamSchools. (Dropout Nation)
City education activists talked school closures at a Ford Foundation conference. (Ed Notes)
Gleaning education lessons from New York City and beyond is not as easy at it sounds. (Guardian UK)
A school faces the reality that many of its graduates aren’t college-bound. (GS Community)
A call for today’s education reformers to take a lesson from not-so-ancient history. (Mike Rose)
Critics of the state’s looming budget will protest at City Hall and in Albany tomorrow. (Insideschools)
After 21 years of vouchers in Milwaukee, there’s no evidence students were helped. (Journal-Sentinel)
What to do if the only college that accepts you is one you don’t really want to attend. (Insideschools)
Diane Ravitch rounds up the evidence against merit pay for teachers. (Bridging Differences)