Skip to main contentRise & Shine: Co-location fight on Brandeis campus turns legal
By | April 27, 2011, 11:13am UTC - A legal battle over co-locating a charter school on the Upper West Side is heating up. (Daily News, GS)
- The founder of a school on the Brandeis campus calls for an end to the space fights. (Daily News)
- Suspended teachers can collect thousands in salaries before the city manages to fire them. (Post)
- City Year “success mentors” help coax often-truant students into schools. (Daily News)
- A potential space-fight in Queens was averted when a charter school found private space. (Daily News)
- Parents of children whose day care seats are being cut are worried about their options. (Daily News)
- Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush is persuading states to adopt Florida-style education reforms. (Times)
- The city’s plans for an applied science school are finding skepticism at home, interest elsewhere. (Times)
- Richard Whitmire: Cory Booker needs to learn from Michelle Rhee if he wants change. (Daily News)
- After last year’s contentious school board elections, NJ schools have adjusted to smaller budgets. (WSJ)
- Fourteen NJ towns are asking voters to exceed a two percent property tax cap. (Star-Ledger)