Rise & Shine: Districts pushed to stop asking immigration status | GothamSchools
Rise & Shine: Districts pushed to stop asking immigration status | GothamSchools
- Many New York State school districts illegally ask about enrollees’ immigration status. (Times)
- A 14-year-old who allegedly killed his family had been suspended from IS 72’s summer school. (Times)
- The DOE isn’t punishing the employee taped using racial epithets to describe parents. (Queens Tribune)
- PS 72 in East Harlem got a new soccer field — on its roof. (NY1)
- Psychology professors say bullying can stop only if schools understand child development. (Times)
- A UPenn professor wants to start a business incubator for education entrepreneurs. (AP)
- Ex-New Yorker Ramon Cortines will step down as Los Angeles’s superintendent next year. (L.A. Times)
- There is growing concern that the United States’s college completion rate is too low. (Times)
- Restrictive contracting rules require California schools to overpay for construction. (S.F. Chronicle)
- Oakland, Calif., has a plan to improve scores by improving students’ social services. (Times)
