- New York State might introduce a new diploma for special education students. (WNYC)
- A system-wide review of special education is set to begin at the DOE. (GothamSchools)
- Chancellor Klein visited Greenwich, Conn., to tout accountability and pay incentives. (Greenwich Citizen)
- Downtown Express profiles the two new elementary schools opening at Tweed in September.
- NYU hasn’t moved forward with plans to provide space for a new public school. (The Villager)
- Parents of children with special needs spoke out at a Staten Island forum. (NY1)
- A state appeals court ruled that the state comptroller can audit charter schools. (Newsday)
- The D.C. teachers union is trying to find out which members are at risk of being fired. (Washington Post)
- Nationwide, schools are planning to bring the inauguration into the classroom. (AP)
