Skip to main contentRemainders: A look inside a 'genius' school in NYC, circa 1948
By | August 24, 2012, 9:57pm UTC - Here’s what New York City’s version of a gifted & talented program looked like 60 years ago. (Life)
- Principals in Philadelphia schools suspected of cheating have remained in their positions. (Notebook)
- A TFA student coordinator pens a long rebuke to another college student’s critique. (Rational Reformer)
- TNTP’s ‘Irreplaceables’ sells short a teacher’s ability to improve professionally. (This Week in Education)
- A parent whose children took part in a canceled healthy foods program laments its end. (NYC Parents)
- Study: Texas charter schools tend to enroll fewer high needs students than district schools. (Ravitch)
- “Money Talks” considers the costs of the education sector’s embrace of big business. (WNYC)
- Teacher: those who excel don’t need special encouragement to stay in teaching. (Pissed Off Teacher)
- Baker: Study on vouchers should not be used to argue for more school vouchers. (School Finance 101)
- Randi Weingarten said all of the Chancellor’s District schools turned around in two years. (MSNBC)
- A reminder: GothamSchools will be published on a limited capacity next week. Enjoy the rest of break!