Skip to main contentRemainders: City drops class size from survey results highlights
By | July 23, 2012, 10:23pm UTC - Leonie Haimson notes that parents’ class size survey answers got no play this year. (NYC P.S. Parents)
- The Weekly Reader, a classroom staple for 110 years, will shutter after losing subscribers. (Atlantic)
- The UFT says the city’s test score presentation disguises ugly truths about its performance. (Edwize)
- Staten Island principal Rose Kerr won a $15,000 prize for elevating teaching. (Teaching Matters)
- Dennis Walcott donned “hipster headwear” as he brought healthy lunches to Queens. (Times-Ledger)
- Education insiders say they doubt Common Core tests will be ready as promised. (Curriculum Matters)
- Florida is taking schools for severely disabled students out of its accountability system. (On Special Ed)
- Not all parents are easily sold on the idea of career and tech training. (EdNews Colorado/Hechinger)
- A four-year teacher offers tips for avoiding a first-day-of-school classroom meltdown. (Mr. Foteah)