Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Remainders: Could chancellor be a step to mayor for Black? | GothamSchools

Remainders: Could chancellor be a step to mayor for Black? | GothamSchools

Remainders: Could chancellor be a step to mayor for Black?

  • Joel Klein’s brief teaching experience won him the waiver in 2002, panel members say. (City Room)
  • Three former mayors are supporting Cathie Black on mayoral control grounds. (Daily Politics)
  • Is Cathie Black really running for mayor? Bloomberg might think so. (Observer)
  • Or maybe she is being sacrificed to ease the way for someone more controversial.(Pissed Off Teacher)
  • This is likely the biggest decision Commissioner Steiner has had to make on the job. (Chalkboard)
  • Gadfly Norm Scott on his hug from Joel Klein: “I am not a hater. I love everybody.” (Ed Notes)
  • If a school is like a basketball team, individual teacher incentives might cause problems. (GS Community)
  • Bricks are being laid at the addition to PS 8 in Brooklyn Heights. (Brownstoner)
  • Brooking report: We judge things on semi-reliable data all the time, so why not teachers. (Class Struggle)
  • Andy Rotherham says the Brookings report is “measured and sensible.” (Eduwonk)
  • Angry about school bus snafus? Join PIST: Parents to Improve School Transportation. (Insideschools)
  • Ed Sec Arne Duncan says school districts should boost class sizes before cutting teachers. (Politics K-12)