Skip to main contentRemainders: What to learn from 2012 and what to expect in 2013
By | January 2, 2013, 11:35pm UTC - Twelve lessons from a year in the life of the New York City schools system. (GothamSchools)
- A West Virginia physics teacher with a severely disabled son teaches about the meaning of life. (Well)
- New charter schools, school closures, and teacher evaluations will top 2013’s education agenda. (Times)
- A principal’s 2013 wish list to Mayor Bloomberg begins with a call to not close any schools. (Schoolbook)
- “Obama to Sign Bipartisan ESEA Renewal,” and other stories you won’t read this year. (Politics K12)
- Teacher evaluations get tested in courts, pension fights, and other stories you will. (Rick Hess)
- A teacher predicts an eval agreement and explains why MORE won’t defeat Mulgrew. (Chaz)
- Last year’s best Hechinger reports included deep dives on evaluations and teacher prep. (Hechinger)
- An educator looks back on a year when his teacher-voice got louder and more prominent. (JLV)