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By | August 13, 2009, 12:13pm UTC - Loopholes in a new state program allow high school dropouts to get money. (Buffalo News)
- Sen. Gillibrand and Speaker Quinn want a child nutrition act renewed, and revised. (WNYC)
- As many as 5,000 placards could be returned to principals. (Post)
- Merry Tisch challenged Obama to a debate over NY’s right to Race to the Top. (GothamSchools)
- The “bag lady” who gave to Hebrew Univ. wasn’t a bag lady at all. (Daily News)
- DC37, which represents school aides, will endorse Thompson, not Bloomberg. (Times)
- Diane Ravitch boosts David Steiner in the Post, saying he will toughen the state tests.
- Note the title of her forthcoming book: “The Death and Life of the Great American School System.”
- A self-help critic writes in the Daily News that American colleges are declining.
- Colleges are struggling to ensure that they get enough students to pay the bills. (WashPost)