Skip to main contentRise & Shine: City says 132 more schools' lights now PCB-free
By | September 27, 2013, 11:11am UTC - The city is making progress on removing school light fixtures that may contain PCBs. (GS in Brief, NY1)
- Some elected officials have criticized schools for shutting down for a political rally. (GothamSchools)
- The city apologized to the father who was receiving truancy calls about his dead son. (DNAInfo)
- An ordering mix-up meant some schools got the graphic version of a book to teach. (GothamSchools)
- A teacher’s union report shows a 14-year high for class sizes in early grades. (GS in Brief, NY1)
- A student delegation from the U.N. toured an Inwood middle school. (GS in Brief, DNAInfo)
- A new heath center in Bed-Stuy is working to get new parents reading out loud to their kids. (DNAInfo)
- Some worry that private education companies aren’t fully focused on student learning. (Politico)
- The Obama administration is still pushing colleges to consider diversity in admissions. (AP)
- A new report points to a dearth of advanced classes in many city high schools. (Daily News)
- The UK’s Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg visited Harlem Village Academy’s library. (Guardian)
- D.C. officials said they should have explained this year’s scoring adjustments better. (Washington Post)