Skip to main contentRise & Shine: Trouble seen in educational attainment slowdown
By | April 26, 2012, 10:33am UTC - This generation will be the first in many not to undergo much more schooling than its parents. (WSJ)
- Preparations are underway for tonight’s Panel for Educational Policy votes on turnaround. (NY1)
- We summed up turnaround’s past, present, and probable future in two parts. (GothamSchools 1, 2)
- Council speaker Christine Quinn was the latest official to support one of the schools. (GothamSchools)
- Principals union chief Ernest Logan says the city needs reforms beyond unwise closures. (Daily News)
- But Chancellor Dennis Walcott defends school closures, saying they induce improvement. (Daily News)
- Bedbugs are down in the city, but parents say they are all over East New York’s P.S. 224. (Daily News)
- Parents are giving three charter middle schools proposed for Queens a warm response. (Daily News)
- P.S. 24 is likely not to be able to accommodate all the gifted qualifiers in its district. (Riverdale Press)