Skip to main contentRemainders: A new principal finds the job is harder than it looks
By | January 8, 2013, 2:29am UTC - The founding principal of a new charter schools says, “This is harder than it looks!” (Charter Notebook)
- The creator of the New Yorker’s Newtown cover discusses his relationship to schools. (The New Yorker)
- The Department of Education has opened this year’s Community Education Council elections. (DOE)
- Here’s a primer on what families need to know about the possible school bus strike. (SchoolBook)
- A founding KIPP Infinity teacher lists graphic novels good for building stamina. (Reading Without Limits)
- The reports from inside a school that is now sharing space continue to be grim. (Inside Colocation 1, 2)
- Brooklyn’s Thomas Jefferson HS can’t compete at a major track venue after students fought. (Prep Rally)
- A teacher says he would have taken to the streets over the city’s special ed data system. (NYCDOENuts)
- Norm Fruchter: To free destiny from demography, we need better schools and instruction. (City Limits)
- A critic of the UFT’s leadership posts an email from a district leader discouraging dissent. (ICEUFT)
- Rotherham: The D.C. charter school expulsion story is about all schools in a choice system. (Eduwonk)