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By | May 5, 2011, 11:42pm UTC - Bloomberg told people he maybe thought were teachers he’s sorry about the budget. (Daily Politics)
- Somehow, Educators 4 Excellence emailed principals about happy hours for teachers. (Ed Notes)
- School cooks can — with difficulty — make healthy food even in half-broken kitchens. (GS Community)
- A teacher reports funny business in the online Open Market System, which lists no jobs. (JD2718)
- The high school admissions process is defined by excessive demand and inadequate supply. (EdVox)
- Ruben has gimmicks to get his students ready for the state tests but wonders why. (GS Community)
- Are the high-stakes Teacher Data Reports biased against teachers with good students? (Edwize)
- Whole Foods dashes the argument that schools, like grocery stores, can be distributed better. (Scocca)
- A worldwide tour of school lunches includes fish sausage in Japan and moules in France. (Buzzfeed)
- Megan McArdle: Too few acknowledge that most kids just don’t learn to read and add well. (Atlantic)
- A debate is raging over the propriety of legacy admissions to elite colleges. (The Choice)
- Unlike most other big cities, Baltimore has managed to avoid the word “layoffs” this year. (Inside Ed)
- One priority of Michelle Rhee’s StudentsFirst venture seems to be private school vouchers. (Russo)
