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By | November 14, 2013, 11:32pm UTC - The city is amending safety procedures in response to Avonte Oquendo’s disappearance. (Schoolbook)
- To see improvements, a writer says Chicago schools must put focus on poverty. (Chicago Reader)
- One take: Teach for America is the go-to because top schools are snobs about education. (Atlantic)
- Nationwide, parents of special education students say budget cuts have hurt their services. (HuffPost)
- Not all uptown elementary schools got Kindergarten Connect memo, adding to confusion. (DNAInfo)
- Assailed Teacher: The Common Core focuses too much on the literal at expense of the imaginative.
- Four reasons why high instructional standards matter, but aren’t everything. (Common Core Watch)
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