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By | April 12, 2013, 11:14pm UTC - Albany officials apologized for a persuasive writing assignment about the Third Reich. (Times Union)
- “Broader, Bolder” report says academic gains in New York and beyond are inflated. (District Dossier)
- Here’s a primer on opting out of state tests, which isn’t really an official thing you can do. (Insideschools)
- “Can a ‘Moneyball’ approach turn around New Orleans schools?” Maybe, maybe not. (National Journal)
- CUNY Chancellor Matthew Goldstein will step down this summer after serving since 1999. (CUNY)
- In Greenwich, Conn., the few poor students in public schools are posting big gains. (Times Mag)
- A teacher presents student writing and explains how their work informs her instruction. (GS Community)