Rise & Shine: All eyes are on Hoxby's charter school study

A new study shows good results for city charter schools. (GothamSchools, Times, Daily News, Post, WSJ)
Remember our profile of Michael Mulgrew when he became UFT president? The Times has one now.
At several large high schools in Queens, some classes have more than 40 students. (Daily News)
NY1‘s Lindsey Christ visited a hiring fair in Brooklyn for teachers in the ATR pool.
The city won’t provide buses for Bronx students whose school moved over the summer. (Post)
Tony Bennett and Nancy Sinatra were at the ribbon-cutting for a new Queens arts school building. (NY1)
In a letter, the head of the city’s Planned Parenthood worries that sex ed will fall to budget cuts. (Times)
City colleges underreport crime on their campuses, an audit has found. (Post)
Milwaukee’s mayor says his vision for his city’s schools involves someone like Joel Klein. (BizTimes.com)
President Obama said improving schools would be key to boosting the economy. (Albany Times-Union)
A draft list of standards for what students nationwide should learn has been released. (Washington Post)
Philly schools are hunkering down for big budget cuts later this week. (Philadelphia Inquirer)
In Massachusetts, a charter school was approved for political reasons, evidence shows. (Boston Globe)