Parents are upset about cuts in special education bus routes. (Daily News)
A literacy program helps Bronx moms learn English while their children are in school. (Daily News)
Principal Seth Phillips turned around PS 8 in Brooklyn Heights. (Post)
Speaking in Ohio today, Barack Obama is expected to support performance pay for teachers, increased federal funding for charter schools, and a bipartisan approach to education. (AP/Newsweek)
All Things Considered looks at the Washington, DC and Denver performance pay plans. (NPR)
The Miami-Dade County school board is asking their superintendent, former New York City schools chancellor Rudy Crew, to leave, citing “irreconcilable differences.” (Times)
Several elementary and middle schools in Houston are offering the International Baccalaureate (IB) program. (Houston Chronicle)
Georgia state school superintendent Kathy Cox is “Smarter Than a Fifth Grader,” and won a million dollars proving it. (Times)