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By | December 21, 2012, 12:07pm UTC - Investigators found a teacher at the high-performing Anderson School made up scores. (Daily News)
- A critic of high-stakes testing says standardized exams contributed to the fraud at Anderson. (News)
- End-of-the-world hysteria prompted some school districts around the country to cancel classes. (Times)
- In an op-ed, Regent Roger Tilles says evaluations can’t take into account acts of heroism. (Newsday)
- School nurses were asked to do a survey with suggestive questions about sexuality. (GothamSchools)
- An elementary school helped a storm-battered high school rediscover some of its school spirit. (NY1)
- The city said Mulgrew is stalling on an evaluation deal because of internal union politics. (News)
- In an end-of-year speech, John Liu said top students should get a free ride to CUNY. (GothamSchools)
- A teacher was arrested after a probe found he had sex with one of his wife’s youth choir members. (Post)
- Normally quiet on gun control, unions are wading into the debate following Sandy Hook. (HuffPo)