Remainders: A list of lists on what the future of education needs

Communication, transportation, and tech dot a special education wish list to Bill de Blasio. (Schoolbook)
Star teachers from around the country made their own list of what’s missing in the profession. (In the tank)
An education site covers what it sees as the most urgent issues to tackle for de Blasio. (Dropout Nation)
Parents who oppose tests made a video telling de Blasio why their kids like school. (Parent Voices NY)
The city teachers union’s political spending is at the center of a campaign finance investigation. (Times)
New York Magazine covers the growing number of students who opted out of state tests…(NY Mag)
…and in a spate of fact-checking tweets, WNYC’s Beth Fertig clears up parts of what the story missed.
Geoffrey Canada argues reforms aren’t controversial if based on the “science of education. (CNN)
Science affects everything in our lives, so why can’t public education make it relevant? (Orion Magazine)
One in five city school children are “food insecure” and demand at food pantries are up. (NYCCAH)
National union leaders joined the board of an arts and sciences education organization. (Business Wire)
Safe travels if you’re headed out of town for the holiday. And have a Happy Thanksgiving!