- National NAEP results are mixed. (Christian Science Monitor, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Times)
- The UFT has given money to state politicians making decisions about mayoral control. (Post)
- After vowing to find its own home, a new charter school now wants public school space. (Daily News)
- After sustained opposition, a Queens middle school principal has resigned. (Daily News)
- A city public school is closed today after swine flu was suspected there. (WNYC)
- The role of a school nurse in identifying swine flu is good for school nurses everywhere. (Times)
- Parents say the DOE hasn’t handled a spike in overcrowding very well. (NY1)
- A school bus driver was charged with sexually abusing one of his 9-year-old passengers. (Post, Times)
- Some teachers think AP courses are getting worse as they expand, a survey found. (Washington Post)
- Sol Stern says the influence of a Brazilian educator has hurt U.S. education schools. (City Journal)
