Skip to main contentRise & Shine: Regents grading delays stretch into weekend
By | June 21, 2013, 11:06am UTC - The city is scrambling to find teachers who will score ungraded Regents tests. (GothamSchools)
- The vendor choice to oversee the grading was cheapest, but maybe not the best. (GothamSchools)
- Brooklyn Tech’s large senior class, one of many, must hold its graduation at Barclays Center. (WSJ)
- NY1’s Tokyo school trips yielded many short stories and a longer one this weekend. (NY1, 2, 3, 4)
- Joe Lhota praised Bloomberg and implored UFT to cooperate. (GothamSchools, Politicker, CapNY, NY1)
- Joel Klein: A grim national report on teacher preparation confirms the need for an entry exam. (News)
- Dallas hopes to fund expanded pre-K by offering high school students an early graduation. (Texas Trib)
- A charter school serving students in the child welfare system reached a five-year milestone. (Daily News)
- Bill Thompson was back at UFT headquarters for an event the morning after being endorsed. (Post)
- Catholic school closings in New York City threaten to strip a choice from students of color. (Times)
- The Bronx teacher accused of raping a 10-year-old student sent her a disturbing email afterwards. (Post)
- As part of the Daily News “heroes” series, a teacher who resuscitated a student in cardiac arrest.
- Parents will soon find out if a contaminated school in the Bronx has long-term health effects. (News)