No Child Left Behind’s focus on raising the test scores of the lowest-performing students has held higher-performing kids back, according to a new report. (Times)
Campaign for Fiscal Equity analysis has found that Chancellor Klein plans to spend more money on successful schools than state law allows. (Post, Daily News)
A senior prank lands teachers in the hospital — and might reveal larger issues at the Brooklyn secondary school where it took place. (Daily News)
Local farmers and vendors say the DOE’s new, borough-wide purchasing policies will drive up the cost of milk and cause logistical problems. (Post)
State legislators will meet until they vote on Gov. Paterson’s school property tax cap. (Post)
