Rise & Shine: Holes found in state's first-year teacher eval data

An analysis of the state’s evaluation data found certain teacher scores were off. (LoHud)
John King dismissed concerns from the state teachers union over new state tests. (Capital NY)
Both candidates have good — and bad — points on charter school policy issues. (Times)
Gov. Andrew Cuomo had harsh words for de Blasio’s tax raise plan for pre-k. (Daily News)
A governance overhaul in Memphis has it poised to become the next New Orleans. (EdWeek)
The school that lost track of a special needs boy was warned he could flee. (Schoolbook)
A credit rating agency warned that cities with many charter schools could be at risk. (Reuters)
Nicole Gelinas writes that Bill de Blasio’s “lazy” campaign has relied on his pre-k tax proposal. (NY Post)
Charter schools are once again emerging as a major issue in the mayoral race. (GothamSchools)
Confusion has fueled some push-back against new learning standards. (Times Union)
Caught on tape: Disruptive moments in education activism. (GothamSchools)
As expected, the city approved plans to open a host of schools. (GothamSchools, NY1, Daily News)
Bard College is offering free college credits for eligible students at Promise Academy. (News)
A Flushing school that went all-vegetarian last year says its already seen a difference. (News)