- Chris Smith reads Cuomo’s position on teacher evaluation as a bargaining chip for Bloomberg. (NYMag)
- Mulgrew is working with religious groups; many electeds attended the UFT’s spring event. (NY Teacher)
- Could Google’s inexpensive “cloud” laptops threaten school IT staffs across the land? (Peter Pappas)
- Norm Scott says E4E opponents should go after their “way of thinking,” not call names. (Ed Notes)
- Edu-advocacy needs “strange bedfellows,” says Winn, formerly of Sharpton and Klein’s EEP. (NSVF)
- Arne Duncan is holding onto the 100%-proficiency-by-2014 goal to show its problems. (Politics K12)
- A 1979 law seems to challenge the USDOE’s ability to direct curriculum and textbooks. (Jay Greene)
- George Miller and Chris Christie debated teachers unions’s role in change; see minute 52. (TWIE)
- Illinois and Houston are both pursuing big changes to the way teachers are evaluated. (Teacher Beat)
- Have you noticed that there are a lot of jobs posted on our jobs board? Including an Ohio opportunity!
