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By | June 15, 2011, 11:43pm UTC - Liz Willen is grinding her teeth because of the pressure of being a public school parent. (Insideschools)
- Zakiyah Ansari, a plaintiff in the UFT-NAACP lawsuit, explains the suit’s potential upsides. (EdVox)
- A Queens teacher is doing what seniors do every year: leaving high school forever. (Pissed Off Teacher)
- The city told principals this week it is cutting $10 million from the DOE’s custodial budget. (City Room)
- Norm Scott reports from Bloombergville, site of an ongoing protest against budget cuts. (Ed Notes)
- A parent made a video of city students describing why they value their teachers. (YouTube via Ed Notes)
- The New York Times sees a profit opportunity in the arrival of common standards. (Curriculum Matters)
- The City Council passed a bill requiring city agencies to post official documents online. (Gotham Gazette)
- A 16-year-old says it’s hard being a citizen whose parents immigrated illegally. (Radio Rookies)
- Collin says his old administrators used predatory observations to drive teachers away. (GS Community)
- A list of ten top education cliches, from Titanic references to moving the needle. (Title 1-derland)
- A new study says getting into gifted programs doesn’t make students learn more. (Joanne Jacobs)
- Students can see the difference in their writing from the beginning of the year to now. (Mr Foteah)
- Chicago teachers describe the defining moments and themes of the last school year. (Answer Sheet)