Skip to main contentRise & Shine: Bus companies see only tiny fines for poor service
By | October 14, 2011, 11:02am UTC - School bus companies that get pricey city contracts have little incentive to improve services. (Daily News)
- Comptroller John Liu: The city is wasting pre-K funding. (GothamSchools, Post, Daily News, NY1, WSJ)
- Investigators: A Bronx man cashed a teacher’s pension checks after her death. (GothamSchools, Post)
- Millennium High School plan to build a gym has run into space and money woes. (Downtown Express)
- A mom said she spent $20,000 to keep her disabled son from having a two-hour commute. (Daily News)
- Ongoing investigations at Shuang Wen Academy have the community in crisis. (The Villager)
- Teachers lost licenses in the first punishments meted out in Atlanta’s cheating scandal. (AJC, AP)
- In Texas, online courses are being used to open doors for students with special needs. (Times)
- A New Jersey teacher is under fire after bashing homosexuality on Facebook. (Times)
