Skip to main contentRise & Shine: Thursday, 6/19
By | June 19, 2008, 1:00pm UTC - Standardizing admission to G&T programs citywide has resulted in less diverse gifted classes. (Times)
- A wife-and-husband team runs Teach for American and the KIPP network of charter schools. (Times)
- A deal with developers will give the city one new school and one expanded school in Manhattan. (Sun)
- Most schools don’t give kids enough physical education. (Daily News)
- Columbia University’s 5-year-old primary school is not quite the model its founders had hoped. (Sun)
- Scary times yesterday when an armed fugitive ran into a Brooklyn elementary school. (Post)
- Principals in the Bronx are starting to decide what programs they’ll cut this fall. (Riverdale Press)
