Skip to main contentRemainders: In Albany, charter backers funded budget fight
By | May 19, 2011, 12:59am UTC - A pro-charter school group in Albany waged war on a charter-neutral schools budget. (Times-Union)
- A Brooklyn politician says the settlement paid by Lehman Brothers should go to schools. (Daily Politics)
- More on the issues with teacher data reports in classrooms of high-performing students. (Edwize)
- A profile of GothamSchools says we’re at the frontier of news reporting. (Columbia Journalism Review)
- An argument that lack of teacher turnover costs just as much as turnover itself. (Megan McCardle)
- Joel Klein went stats-free when saying “most” teachers don’t like traditional training. (Dana Goldstein)
- A mural at IS 159 in Dyker Heights is growing as students every year add to it. (City Room)
- Alex Grodd, the founder of an up-and-coming lesson plan sharing site, is a juggler. (Sara Mead)
- Ed Secretary Arne Duncan is pushing ex-DOE deputy John White as Louisiana’s schools chief. (AP)
- Democrats for Education Reform’s L.A. office shares a building with a city rubber room. (DFER.org)
