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By | January 28, 2010, 12:03pm UTC - Even after hours of public comment, many students and parents feel the PEP didn’t hear them. (Times)
- Students and teachers in the Columbus HS building respond, with sadness, to the closings. (NY1)
- The communities at other schools also took the closure news hard. (Post)
- Bloomberg’s jobs-for-pay raise offer suggests he’s now bargaining in public with the UFT. (Times)
- District 2’s parent council voted to rezone but keep most of Tribeca together. (Downtown Express)
- The Daily News: The UFT’s sabotage of the state’s Race to the Top bid went deeper than the charter cap.
- A Stuyvesant HS student is the only city finalist in a prestigious national science competition. (Post)
- A lawyer says the city should stop resisting and let churches use schools on the weekend. (Daily News)
- A fourth teacher at James Madison HS has been arrested for inappropriate sexual behavior. (Daily News)
- Advanced Placement courses are being revised to emphasize concepts, not facts. (Washington Post)
- Cities see strife as they try to accommodate new immigrants in integrated schools. (Wall Street Journal)
