Skip to main contentRemainders: City high school admins suing over Google results
By | July 10, 2012, 10:59pm UTC - Administrators at Norman Thomas HS are suing Google to get defamatory results quashed. (Daily Intel)
- Their court papers say that the top results for their names are blogs alleging pedophilia. (Smoking Gun)
- The City Council wants help getting books about LGBT issues into city schools. (Insideschools)
- To make money, three Lower East Side schools have rented out their yard to a noisy tenant. (DNAInfo)
- A teacher remembers how a ninth-grade vocabulary test induced lasting test anxiety. (Music and Beyond)
- Liza Featherstone: The biggest issue with state tests is their creators’ anti-intellectualism. (Brooklyn Rail)
- Mike Petrilli: The idea that better schools will increase social mobility is more complicated. (Flypaper)
- Crowding in one of Chicago’s toniest neighborhoods has schools rooting out fake addresses. (Russo)
- Two reports warn about the potential effect of sweeping federal budget cuts on education. (Politics K-12)
- A report out today finds that teachers increasingly think that unions should be reformers. (Hechinger)