Skip to main contentRemainders: Bloomberg promotes budget with self-financed ads
By | March 23, 2011, 12:55am UTC - Mayor Michael Bloomberg spent nearly $1 million on campaign-style ads to promote his budget. (NY1)
- Teachers union chief Michael Mulgrew called the ads a “vain attempt” to change voters’ minds. (DN)
- In spite of rezoning, popular UWS elementary schools still have long wait lists. (InsideSchools)
- The most popular word in NYC school names is “Academy,” followed by “Charter.” (City Room)
- Two local elected officials argue that the city needs to remediate PCBs in schools immediately. (HuffPo)
- Young soon-to-be voters told Gov. Cuomo they’d remember his education cuts. (State of Politics)
- New York has accessed less than 8 percent of its Teacher Incentive Fund grants. (Ed Money Watch)
- Former Chancellor Joel Klein defends N.J. education commish appointee Chris Cerf. (Star-Ledger)
- A Pennsylvania mother is trying to start a boycott of standardized testing. (CNN)
- Some of Michelle Rhee’s views about teaching seem to contradict themselves. (Quick and the Ed)
- How does school accountability relate to healthy lunches? An explanation. (Chicago Mag via Russo)
- A start-up is creating a marketplace for teachers to buy and sell lesson plans and tests. (Business Insider)