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‘education’
Bloomberg Would Only Fire Half the City’s Teachers Hypothetically
The mayor is doing some damage control after a controversial statement on education.
Stuttering Student and Frustrated Professor Battle It Out in National Newspaper
Maybe they could have handled this one privately?
There’s Been a Surge in Homeless New York City Students
The number quadrupled in just two years.
Bloomberg Going Through With Education Layoffs
777 school employees are out of a job.
New NYC High School to Try Out That Whole Experimental Thing
The library "will focus on information, not printed books."
Stanley Bosworth 1927–2011: A Former Student Remembers the Eccentric Visionary of Saint Ann’s
The mad genius behind one of New York's legendary independent schools died on Tuesday.
Mayor Bloomberg Saves Standardized Test
An early holiday gift from Uncle Michael.
Now Even Home-School Students Get a Commencement Ceremony
Home-school kids get to graduate with other home-school kids they don't know.
Dennis Walcott Is Virtually the Anti–Cathie Black
A flattering 'Times' profile sheds light on the new city schools chancellor.
Black Out: Bloomberg’s Third-Term Reboot
Cathie Black couldn't be salvaged, but Bloomberg's third term still might be.
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