Rise & Shine: More criticism for King as meetings rescheduled

Two state lawmakers have called for John King to step down after canceling public meetings. (Capital)
As the state schedules new meetings, a parent group is saying no thanks, for now. (GothamSchools)
Angry members of parent groups in Ossining have also called for King’s resignation. (LoHud)
The special investigator’s office is back on the case of an allegation of abuse at P.S. 42. (NY1)
Ray Kelly: a school safety agent is not to blame for Avonte Oquendo’s disappearance. (DNAInfo)
Police are now using an audio recording of the teen’s mother in another attempt to find him. (NY1)
In a radio interview, Chancellor Walcott said his disappearance didn’t “indict” co-locations. (SchoolBook)
Unions, the city, and an advocacy group worked together to add teacher conferences. (GothamSchools)
A City Councilman wants Diwali to be a school holiday. The city says it can’t happen. (DNAInfo)
Both mayoral candidates agree: schools should close for two Muslim holidays, too. (Daily News, Post)
State officials say they’re trying to protect students from over-testing thanks to teacher evaluations. (WSJ)
Bronx students will get courses they’ve waited for thanks to a new AP classes initiative. (Riverdale Press)