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By | June 4, 2013, 11:55pm UTC - A bear prowling around town caused Montclair, N.J., to lock down all of its schools today. (Times)
- Montclair teachers also got a new three-year contract today after contentious negotiations. (Patch)
- A 14-year teacher quits, saying, “Everything I loved about teaching is extinct.” (YouTube via EdSurge)
- A city teacher: New evaluations could prompt good discussions but won’t solve anything. (Jose Vilson)
- A California teacher lets his students doodle on their desks after they’ve finished working. (HuffPo)
- The New York City Parents Union opposes Weiner’s proposal to end parent coordinators. (Politicker)
- David Sirota: Reality about the influence of poverty is finally catching up to school reformers. (Salon)
- A homeschooling mom says schools shouldn’t fret about cheating that works in business. (Answer Sheet)
- A legislator and an FCC member call for an expansion of federal support for school bandwidth. (Politico)
- Days after spelling it in dramatic fashion, Arvind Mahankali has tasted his first knaidel. (City Room)
- At least one local makes it onto a wonk’s annual list of young people changing education. (Sara Mead)