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‘education’
Wait. There’s a Gelato University?!
An Italian "university" will teach you how to make gelato the right way.
Children’s Aid Society School Rescue Effort Gets Celebrity Backing
Brooke Shields is on board to save the Children's Aid Society School.
GOP Stalls Michelle Obama–Touted Nutrition Bill
"This is about spending and the role of government and the size of government."
Cathie Black Officially Obtains Waiver From State Education Commission
Thanks to the help of a much more experienced number two, Black is back on track to be our next schools chancellor here in New York City.
Teachers’ Union Blocks Post From Revealing Teacher Performance Reviews
This could get ugly.
History Teacher Uses C-Word for Educational Purposes
George Washington High School teacher denies ever using the word "cunt," but if he had, would it really be so bad?
Michelle Rhee, Superintendent of D.C. Public Schools, to Resign
One of the heroes of the film 'Waiting for Superman' is losing her job.
A Short History of the New York Test-Score Bubble
The 'Times' recaps in detail how student achievement scores ran way ahead of reality, peaking during Bloomberg's reelection.
Timing of Zuckerberg’s Donation Wasn’t Intentional, Says Source
The Facebook CEO allegedly wanted to delay the announcement.
Mark Zuckerberg’s Well-Timed $100 Million Donation to Newark Public Schools
The announcement, which will be made on 'Oprah,' comes a week before 'The Social Network' premiere.
Yale and University of Singapore to Jointly Open Liberal-Arts College in Asia
But students won't graduate with Yale degrees, natch.
State Wins $700 Million of Race to the Top Grant to Fund Education
Money will track and advance the progress of New York students.
Obama Signs $26 Billion Jobs Bill, Saves Teacher Jobs
Measure will also create positions for police officers, firefighters, and nurses.
Judge Okays Use of Term ‘Furburger’ in Classroom
"If the Board of Education wants its teachers to instruct adolescents about HIV using Latinism of the academy, excluding vulgarism of the street, it should tell them so, plainly."
Bloomberg Reverses Decision to Cut Hundreds of NYPD Jobs (Updated)
Yeah, this might not have gone over so well.
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