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By | July 19, 2013, 11:16pm UTC - A retired teacher and union activist outlines desired traits for the next chancellor. (Ed in the Apple)
- A funder of local initiatives argues that lenders should be more open to charter schools. (MarketWatch)
- Most states have considered education policy bills written by privatization advocates. (ThinkProgress)
- A techie has developed a new product designed to revitalize schools’ aging computers. (Entrepreneur)
- A roundup of New York City mayoral candidates’ education plans, with a national eye. (District Dossier)
- Channeling E. Browning, Fred Smith asks “How do they loathe us?” about state officials. (Ed Notes)
- A primer on public education by a Michigan teacher has long and short versions. (Answer Sheet)
- With state test scores due out soon, here’s a look back at one family that opted out. (GS in Brief)
- GothamSchools had a slow news week but a big week offline. Congratulations to Elizabeth and to Geoff!