Remainders: A city mom says she won't find out her kid's scores

A city mother explains why she won’t be looking up her daughter’s state test scores. (Answer Sheet)
A study by the right-leaning Fordham Institute found that parents like niche school choices. (Flypaper)
A teacher lists the “workarounds” that she and her colleagues devised to start the year. (Tween Teacher)
The city’s leading Spanish-language newspaper has endorsed Bill Thompson for mayor. (El Diario)
To clarify, a sociologist lists all of the ways that proficiency rates can and cannot be used. (Shanker)
An interactive feature highlights the role for calculators on four potentially widely taken tests. (EdWeek)
Rhode Island’s education chief wants to delay tying teacher evaluations to test scores. (Teacher Beat)
Per the March on Washington, Arne Duncan says integration is important but not enough. (Politics K-12)