Skip to main contentRemainders: On the last day of school, a chance to rate the year
By | June 28, 2011, 10:54pm UTC - Data-conscious city schools don’t let their attendance rates lag the last week of classes. (City Room)
- Teachers, parents, and students can generate data of their own by rating the school year. (Insideschools)
- Diane Ravitch cites six reasons for hope in the current education policy moment. (Bridging Differences)
- A series of movies about moving beyond cars is accompanied by curriculum teachers can use. (Streetfilms)
- Los Angeles is capping the weight of homework at 10 percent of students’ grades. (L.A. Times)
- Data used to show how hard U.S. teachers work might not be comparable. (Jay Greene)
- Photographs helped Kate Quarfordt lose her regrets about the school play she directed. (GS Community)
- Cathie Black is one of many high-powered alumnae of D.C.’s Trinity College. (Washington Monthly)
- Students at PS 11 in Fort Greene assembled a salad on their penultimate day of school. (The Local)
- The Walton Foundation’s most recent spending report shows continued support for school choice. (HuffPo)
- And today was officially the last day of the 2010-2011 school year. Happy summer break!
