Remainders: A suggestion on the semantics of “last in, first out” | GothamSchools- Chancellor Cathie Black will appear on NY1’s Inside City Hall tonight at 7 and 10 p.m. (no link)
- A brief history of how Michelle Rhee learned to play politics. (Politico)
- A new study says private funding dramatically changes NYC charter schools’ funding picture. (NEPC)
- Miss Eyre: Why did it take four hours after bus service was suspended to cancel school? (NYC Educator)
- A Bronx teacher says we should be talking about seniority, not “last in, first out.” (JD2718)
- Deborah Kenny talks about the effect of federal education cuts on Morning Joe. (MSNBC)
- The SOTU was all inside baseball and laundry lists when it came to education matters. (Eduflack)
- AQE is starting a letter-writing campaign urging Gov. Cuomo to spare schools in his budget. (WAMC)
- Teach for America is getting $100 million from four donors to start an endowment. (AP)
- Andy Rotherham says focusing on pass/fail ratings for teachers prevents real innovation. (Time)
- Leonie Haimson reports on Tuesday’s City Council school closure hearing. (NYC Public School Parents)
- More dangerous PCBs — this time in Brooklyn’s PS 11. (Daily News)
- Advocates list their suggestions for how to help students as their schools phase out. (EdVox)
- Ruben Brosbe explains how his students are learning through art, even if it looks like they aren’t. (GS)
- Was Eric Nadelstern a visionary educator or an administrative pawn? (Peter Goodman)
