Rise & Shine: Family of boy missing from Queens school to sue

By 
Sarah Darville
 | October 11, 2013, 11:04am UTC
  • The mother of the still-missing 14-year-old autistic boy plans to sue the DOE. (WNYC, NY1, CBS, Times)
  • The state education department’s website briefly directed people to a racy chat line. (LoHud)
  • A plan to open a third school in an East Williamsburg building is meeting resistance. (DNAInfo)
  • Five teachers allege they were fired from a city preschool because they are black. (Daily News)
  • The city found $550,000 to ensure the elementary school Penny Harvest sees another year. (Times)
  • Parents at an under-enrolled charter school don’t know it could be forced to close. (DNAInfo)
  • Over-the-counter enrollment numbers are high at many struggling schools. (Post, GothamSchools)
  • To measure student learning in early grades, younger students are taking bubble tests. (Daily News)
  • Campbell Brown: Arbitrators are too permissive in teacher sexual misconduct cases. (Post)
  • Bronx Science’s new interim principal has deep knowledge of the school. (Riverdale Press)
  • Juan Gonzalez: Stories of inequitable co-locations boost de Blasio on education. (Daily News)