Skip to main contentRise & Shine: A Times columnist gets inside Joel Klein's brain
By | May 22, 2009, 11:50am UTC - In Joel Klein’s dream world, there would be 30 percent fewer teachers (hired, not by firing). (Times)
- The UFT is urging the city to shut down all schools where 1.5 percent of kids have fevers. (Daily News)
- WNYC offers both optimistic and cynical interpretations of Randi Weingarten’s school board about-face.
- The principal of Brooklyn’s PS 20 was arrested for hitting a teacher. (Brooklyn Paper, Post, Daily News)
- A City Council hearing probed ties between the city and developers in school planning. (Brooklyn Paper)
- What if every math class included video games? A video game maker is trying to find out. (NY1)
- New Jersey is training laid-off Wall Street traders to become math teachers. (Reuters)
- Schools all over Queens are reporting absentee rates of 30 percent and more. (Queens Chronicle)
- Jay Mathews considers a post-No Child Left Behind plan for improving schools. (Washington Post)
- Greenwich Village parents looked at shuttered stores for potential pre-K sites. (The Villager)