Skip to main contentRise & Shine: State education officials grilled over student data
By | November 21, 2013, 11:54am UTC - Legislators grilled education officials about student data. (Dem & Chronicle, Times Union, SchoolBook)
- State education chief John King said he would support legislation to penalize data misuse. (Capital NY)
- A top legislator threatened to sue InBloom, the state’s data vendor, for skipping the hearing. (Capital NY)
- A high-profile principal who took over a struggling charter school months ago resigned. (GothamSchools)
- De Blasio’s transition team includes some education names. (GothamSchools, SchoolBook, Capital NY)
- A new study finds that college students learn more when they take frequent tests and quizzes. (Times)
- A national campaign that brings together unions and TFA aims to recruit top students to teach. (Times)
- Two advocates say the teachers union is wrong to protest testing that it kind of agreed to. (Daily News)
- An assistant principal’s lawsuit claims she was demoted for calling 911 at her Brooklyn school. (Post)