Skip to main contentRemainders: Duncan rolls out details of i3 money
By | October 7, 2009, 1:28am UTC - Applications for Duncan’s i3 money must come with private matching funds.
- In an interview on Road to City Hall, Mulgrew calls for changing the way the capital plan is voted on.
- Ravitch: “Some of our schools are like archeological sites, with layer after layer of reform.”
- The DOE’s “wellness” argument for banning bake sales during lunch is phony, Steve Koss writes.
- Richard Kessler writes that arts education advocacy is most often random acts of advocacy.
- CA’s superintendent says curriculum cuts will have severe consequences.
- Dear God, it’s me, an NYC teacher. What is happening to my pencils?
- CRPE’s report knocks Chicago for not making per-pupil funding system-wide.
- Some states are not using the stimulus funds the way they were supposed to, Edu Dpt. says.
- Corey Bowers wonders how Duncan plans to make charter schools into community centers.
- Chaz says IS 59’s turn-around principal is great, but he wasn’t always that way.
- And, no joke, a Tennessee teacher stole her students’ lunch money.
