Skip to main contentRemainders: Harlem middle-schooler drowns on field trip
By | June 23, 2010, 2:14am UTC - A 12-year-old Harlem student drowned on a school field trip to the beach today. (City Room)
- Gov. Paterson said that he expects a state budget passed by next Monday. (Daily Politics)
- The Regents cut the state test program between $4 and $10 million, depending on the budget. (NYSED)
- Bloomberg, Mulgrew, Logan and Weingarten will lobby Congress tomorrow for the edujobs bill. (no link)
- Here’s a map of the 111 schools the city has closed since 2002. (GothamSchools)
- A teacher nominates the worst question on this month’s math Regents exams. (JD2718)
- Singer Mary J. Blige will speak at a small all-girls Bronx school graduating its first class. (City Room)
- Poor nutrition could be the link between tooth decay and childhood obesity, researchers say. (NPR)
- School meals lead to better grades but not better health, a new study says. (Inside School Research)
- A study of the D.C. vouchers program found mixed results. (Quick and the Ed)
- A principal wonders why the national reform agenda includes many unproven strategies. (Answer Sheet)
- A group of church leaders is also calling Obama’s reform movement into question. (Dewey 21C)
