Rise & Shine: City says teacher data report errors are not its own

By 
Philissa Cramer
 | December 21, 2010, 9:39am UTC
  • The city says schools, not the central DOE, are responsible for teacher data report errors. (Post)
  • Federal authorities will test schools for toxins and could force the city to make repairs. (Post, WSJ)
  • After a long delay, the City Council will require the city to release school arrest data. (Times, GS, DN)
  • Former DOE deputy Christopher Cerf outlined his plans for New Jersey’s schools. (Star-Ledger)
  • Chancellor Klein’s resignation topped off a topsy-turvy year in the city’s schools. (NY1)
  • Massachusetts’ teachers union is proposing a plan to tie teachers’ ratings to test scores. (Boston Globe)