Skip to main contentRemainders: The Common Core turns up in Democrats' platform
By | September 4, 2012, 10:25pm UTC - The Common Core shows up in the Democratic Party platform, but not in Republicans’. (Politics K-12)
- A San Francisco high school that got caught in federal overhaul rules is actually thriving. (Mother Jones)
- Former city Department of Education officials are making their mark in districts nationwide. (City Limits)
- A city assistant principal is one of several people debating Teach for America’s merits. (Room for Debate)
- An education insider previews the city schools’ biggest issues for the 2012-2013 year. (Ed in the Apple)
- Author Paul Tough says the Obama administration was wrong to drop its Promise plans. (Hechinger)
- Innovate Manhattan Charter School has reopened in technology-filled private space. (The Lo-Down)
- John Bowne High School’s back-in-captivity peacock is part of the agriculture school’s zoo. (City Room)
- A Labor Day rally of Chicago teachers, on the verge of a strike, attracted 18,000 people. (Substance)
- A public school principal outlines his objections to for-profit public schools. (Practical Theory)
- On Sept. 1 each year, Russian schools celebrate the Day of Knowledge with a host of rituals. (Latitude)