Skip to main contentRemainders: Dewey students, teachers kick off protest Fridays
By | November 5, 2010, 10:25pm UTC - Dewey HS staff and students are planning Friday protests against the threat of closure. (GEM)
- Six states voted in new state schools superintendents, most of whom are Republican. (EdWeek)
- Mike Petrilli says the school reform movement is geting close to compliance policing. (Flypaper)
- Senator Patty Murray, an early-ed and school spending advocate, won her close race. (EdWeek)
- Elizabeth Puccini relays what went on at the School Food Rocks Conference. (GothamSchools)
- Jay Mathews explains how he’s changing his annual ranking of the best high schools. (Class Struggle)
- NJ’s acting education commissioner turned down an invite to speak teachers union convention. (Inquirer)
- San Francisco schools lost money when students cut class to attend the Giants parade. (Mission Local)
- Oklahoma is having a difficult time figuring out how to pay for its schools. (The Oklahoman)
- And it might be hard to get student support for firing bad teachers. (Joanne Jacobs)