Remainders: Some NCLB waivers promoting more subjects

Reading and math could lose their monopoly on curriculum in states that get NCLB waivers. (EdWeek)
Rotherham: Both Obama and Romney face education dissent within their parties. (School of Thought)
Lisa Belkin says reasons for taking your child to work have changed but are still good. (HuffPo Parents)
The stained glass windows at Erasmus Hall High School are in a competition for preservation. (PIP)
Laws that curb the creation of walkable communities also promote educational inequality. (Streetsblog)
Mike Petrilli: Maybe increased graduation rates are to blame for lower high school scores. (Flypaper)
Fred Smith explains the origins of the “Pineapple” exam question in norming test items. (Answer Sheet)
Danny Kanner, a former city DOE flack, will do rapid response press for the Obama campaign. (Politico)
TedXNYCEd is tomorrow and at least one teacher who signed up to speak is sweating. (Jose Vilson)
The Queens Chronicle says turnaround is the last straw and mayoral control now needs revision.
Legislators are divided about whether online bullying should be classified as criminal. (SchoolBook)
Test season and student breakdowns has one teacher realizing how much she really does care. (Prelife)
Heath Brown handicaps potential education secretary picks for potential President Romney. (HuffPo)