Rise & Shine: City says mold no issue at Sandy-affected schools

The city is assuring worried parents that mold is no issue in Sandy-damaged school buildings. (NY1)
With no safety agents on hand, schools shut because of Sandy saw expensive supplies disappear. (NY1)
Millennium High School returned to its building while repairs were still underway. (Downtown Express)
Teachers at Boys and Girls HS say the school will get yet another F if the principal stays. (Daily News)
A group wants research to sway mayoral hopefuls away from current schools policies. (GothamSchools)
Bronx Science’s volleyball coach quit to protest school sports policy before a big game. (Riverdale Press)
One detail in an overview of evaluation talks: Principals think their deal will get done. (SchoolBook)
Board of Regents Chancellor says New York City needs to agree on new evaluations already. (Post)
College students held a march to call for a city-union deal about new evaluations. (Columbia Spectator)
David Bloomfield: Gov. Andrew Cuomo should empower the Regents to effect real change. (Daily News)
Parents aren’t happy about plans to split school zones in Greenwich Village and Chelsea. (The Villager)
California wants to stop school districts from locking themselves into onerous borrowing. (WSJ)