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By | October 14, 2011, 10:17pm UTC - Mike Petrilli: Could the end of NCLB augur an end to the accountability movement? (Flypaper)
- Debate on Sen. Tom Harkin’s ESEA bill has been scheduled for next week. (Politics K-12)
- The bill would require the weakest schools to undergo one of six overhaul tactics. (Quick & Ed)
- Andy Rotherham: Schools are more like the Boston Red Sox than the Oakland A’s. (Time)
- Teachers in San Francisco protested outside Murdoch’s ed conference appearance. (HuffPo)
- A South Bronx area is among 80 communities to focus on third-grade reading. (Curriculum Matters)
- The principal of Telecommunications HS quotes poetry in support of the “we.” (Schoolbook)
- Newark Mayor Cory Booker is looking for an education policy assistant. (On Ramps)
- Chicago’s union is claiming a victory in its fight against the city’s extended day plan. (Catalyst)