Skip to main contentRise & Shine: Wednesday, 12/10
By | December 10, 2008, 1:29pm UTC - Mayor Bloomberg has asked city agencies to cut another 2 percent from next year’s budget. (Newsday)
- Parents around the city have their own ideas about how to cut school budgets. (Insideschools)
- Parents in the Bronx are planning to push for more school seats in their district. (Daily News)
- A State Supreme Court ruled in favor of 90 nearly fired Teaching Fellows. (GothamSchools)
- The city rolled out lesson plans about Robert F. Kennedy yesterday. (NY1)
- In the Times, the dean of City College’s ed school suggests putting high school admissions online.
- England is going forward with its plans for New York-style school report cards. (Guardian UK)
- Scores on an international math test are up; science scores are flat. (Times, GothamSchools)
- Kids in England are now better at math, but they like it less, a study finds. (Guardian UK)
- Budget cuts are bringing down states’ plans to improve data systems. (Education Week)