Skip to main contentRemainders: City teachers recount time and tenure struggles
By | May 29, 2013, 1:32am UTC - A city teacher says colleagues didn’t get tenure because their school struggles. (Social Justice Solutions)
- A city teacher tells Bill Gates how he can help her gain time to reach more students. (Critical Classrooms)
- A city parent who wants diverse schools says she struggles with finding ones that work for her. (HuffPo)
- Teachers who took over a New Haven school are finding that their power is actually limited. (N.H. Indy)
- A Newark school lost many of its teachers midyear. Here’s how it’s moving forward. (Hechinger)
- Here’s a proposal for creative disruption of the “kind of shady” school yearbook industry. (Slate)
- A fifth-grader from P.S. 26 in Queens replaced City Councilman Mark Weprin last week. (Politicker)
- Nicholas Lemann: Why Michelle Rhee and reformers insist on melodrama is a mystery. (New Republic)
- After seeing students at a District 75 school perform a play, a wealthy couple opened their wallets. (WSJ)
- Los Angeles’s mayor-elect’s wife has worked in education reform in the past. (L.A. School Report)
- A teacher’s deepest secrets include napping in his room and not endorsing the profession. (TeachBad)
- State Sen. Brad Hoylman wants the state to release test questions. (And a little sneak peek: GS In Brief)