Skip to main contentRemainders: New data tool reveals a wide 'opportunity gap'
By | June 30, 2011, 11:15pm UTC - A new data tool allows comparisons of opportunities offered from school to school. (ProPublica)
- The data comes from the U.S. DOE’s civil rights office and show great disparities. (Politics K-12)
- Maybe teachers, like athletes, should be offered premiums rather than incentives. (Matthew Yglesias)
- A teacher says a question on this year’s global studies exam was bad historiography. (GS Community)
- Andy Rotherham: Higher education needs to mend, but not end, tenure rules. (School of Thought)
- Aaron Pallas fires back against Joel Klein, who fired back against Aaron Pallas. (Answer Sheet)
- A main New Jersey charter school funder’s ATM receipt showed a $100 million balance. (Gawker)
- The Miami school Michelle Rhee held up as proof of choice’s benefits got an F. (Miami Herald)
- The UFT’s Michael Mulgrew released a radio ad thanking those who opposed layoffs. (UFT.org)
- Teacher evaluations a top priority at the National Education Association conference. (Teacher Beat)
- On the long, complicated, and sometimes arbitrary history of school co-locations. (Brooklyn Based)
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