Remainders: Charter operator to open Red Hook private school

A charter school operator is opening a private school in Brooklyn — which locals can’t afford. (DNAInfo)
A new report concludes what Mayor Bloomberg did: We need better teachers, not more of them. (Atlantic)
A mom in a non-Common Core state says she still sees dangers in standardization. (Here be Hippogriffs)
Eva Moskowitz didn’t like that Bill de Blasio used her name to criticize charter schools. (New Yorker)
See nine depictions of teaching in movies, from “Dead Poets Society” to “School of Rock.” (TakePart)
A list of the city’s “unofficial mayors” includes a senior at Bushwick School for Social Justice. (Times)
Chicago actually does relatively well with low-income students. It just has so many of them. (Reader)
A proposal to improve schools’ internet capacity is not without controversy and road bumps. (Politico)
An East Harlem art teacher preserves local history while filling a budget-cuts induced void. (City Room)