Skip to main contentRemainders: An equity argument against after-school programs
By | November 14, 2013, 12:40am UTC - Half of city streets could have their speed limits lowered because they’re near schools. (Streetsblog)
- City teacher Jose Vilson says parent-teacher conferences are a highlight of his year. (Room for Debate)
- One argument against after-school activities is that they worsen inequities if only some join in. (Atlantic)
- Mayor Bloomberg touted software engineering in schools today, not school report cards. (GS in Brief)
- Brooklyn’s Hebrew Language Academy got an F, but its environment and performance improved. (JTA)
- The head of Cuomo’s education commission makes fixing schools de Blasio’s second priority. (Observer)
- An 84-year-old who works at P.S. 198 is Learning Leaders’ School Volunteer of the Year. (GS in Brief)