Rise & Shine: Lawsuit aims to curb schools' emergency calls

Families are trying to stop city schools from sending misbehaving students to emergency rooms. (WSJ)
Making peace in schools while also narrowing gaps is a tough task for Mayor-elect de Blasio. (NY Mag)
Dozens of principals are lobbying de Blasio to shift from Bloomberg-era education policies. (Daily News)
Eloise Thompson, a math teacher at Dewitt Clinton HS, is among this year’s Sloan award winners. (NY1)
Saying the state hasn’t addressed concerns, three dozen school districts have opted out of inBloom. (AP)
State education chief John King said he isn’t confident that Buffalo’s schools can improve. (Buffalo News)
The heads of tech groups say the city needs to invest more in science and math education. (Daily News)
Liberty High School was evacuated Friday after a graduate allegedly attacked safety agents. (Post)
Community colleges across the country are asking students to choose a single path from the start. (WSJ)
A coalition of colleges is working to make it easier for top community college students to transfer. (Times)
In a lawsuit, parents are alleging that the private Brooklyn Waldorf School head is a witch doctor. (Post)