Rise & Shine: Union heads to court today to block rating release

The teachers union is trying to block the city from releasing teachers’ ratings. (GS, NYT, WNYC, DN, NY1)
City lawyers think it’s likely that a non-disclosure agreement can be legally broken. (NY Post)
Proponents of value-added measurements are nervous about attaching teachers’ names. (WSJ)
Many parents want to see teachers’ ratings, but others have concerns. (Daily News)
A Queens CEC member wants to use the ratings to pick a new school for his daughter. (NY Post)
The Daily News thinks there’s no doubt the value-added scores should come out.
The New York Post thinks the union is fighting the release to protect bad teachers.
A Harlem Success employee was arrested for trying to videotape a public meeting. (Daily News)
Councilwoman Gail Brewer said she’d strangle parents who switch to a charter school. (NY Post)
Post readers suggest various jobs Michelle Rhee could take up in NYC. (NY Post)
Regis Philbin visited his Bronx Catholic high school, where he’s a big donor. (Daily News)
It’s looking unlikely that Michelle Rhee wants New Jersey’s top education job. (WSJ)