- A (new) dispute between the UFT and City Hall could cost $15 million in grants. (GothamSchools, Post)
- Greewnwich is challenging a state law mandating equal integration in school districts. (Times, WSJ)
New mayoral entrant Jack Hidary said project-based learning is the future. (GothamSchools) - Congress’ GOP-controlled Housepassed a version of NCLB giving states more oversight. (Times, WSJ)
- A mother who was involved in a bullying incident at her sons’ Bronx school is suing the city. (Post)
- Once discouraged from college, a principal returned home to deliver the opposite message. (Daily News)
- The state found budgeting errors in a Rockland County school district. (Rockland County Times)
- In Afghanistan, progress on education seem small compared to the outstanding problems. (Times)
- Arne Duncan has had to hew to both sides of the political aisle during his time in office. (WSJ)
- Parents don’t support changes in education policy, according to an AFT-commissioned poll. (WaPo)
- A program supports students tell stories of their neighborhoods through short films. (NY1)
