Skip to main contentRise & Shine: Inflated Regents exam scores found at Queens HS
By | April 23, 2013, 11:14am UTC - The city found inflated scores at Queens’ Mathematics, Science Research, and Tech Magnet HS. (Post)
- The state is considering requiring an in-depth research paper for high school graduation. (Times Union)
- After Pearson botched the city’s gifted tests, state officials say it could be overextended. (GothamSchools)
- A new Brooklyn charter school plans to recruit middle-class families most, documents show. (DNAInfo)
- Chancellor Walcott says he won’t let up on schools even as Bloomberg’s term winds down. (Daily News)
- Brooklyn Latin, a specialized high schools, was the top-rated city school on a national list. (Daily News)
- A Flushing High School graduate wants to bring competitive taekwondo to the school. (Daily News)
- The Post decries upstate school districts for weakening their teacher evaluation systems with side deals.
- Students who say they were abused at the elite Horace Mann School want an investigation. (Times, NY1)
- President Obama hosted students from across the country at the third White House Science Fair. (Times)
- Texas is making it harder for students with special needs to pass its state tests. (Dallas Morning News)
- Atlanta is responding to its cheating scandal by offering extra help to struggling students. (USA Today)