Skip to main contentRise & Shine: Non-money reasons seen for city's layoff stance
By | June 3, 2011, 11:18am UTC - Mayor Bloomberg’s layoffs motivations aren’t clear, but he must have reasons beyond money. (Times)
- A judge said the city can bar religious groups from school buildings. (Times, Daily News, Post, WNYC)
- The city-union fight over teacher evaluations could jeopardize the city’s Race to the Top funding. (NY1)
- Some students assigned to high schools in the extra round aren’t happy with their matches. (Daily News)
- The local branch of the NAACP is rallying to support its involvement in the UFT lawsuit. (GothamSchools)
- The principal of a charter school whose opening is threatened criticizes the NAACP. (Post)
- The Washington Post calls the NAACP’s decision to enter the closure suit “almost incomprehensible.”
- A group of young teachers wants peer and student reviews in their evaluations. (GothamSchools, Post)
- The athletic director at Erasmus HS was arrested for attacking a safety agent there. (Post)
- Students and advocates protested funding cuts to a relationship abuse course taught in schools. (NY1)
- A Chicago mentoring program focuses on improving boys’ skills and self-confidence. (Times)
- Sociology professors say evidence shows students who are obese in school suffer for life. (Times)
- The federal government has much less funding for school district innovation grants this year. (AP)