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What does your ‘Con Con’ vote mean for education? Here’s what you need to know.
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Monica Disare
November 6, 2017
New York
Absent Teacher Reserve cost New York City $151.6 million this past school year, far more than previously estimated
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Daniela Brighenti
July 26, 2017
New York
How to desegregate New York City’s schools. Now.
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July 18, 2016
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New York
As the city re-thinks school support, partnerships deserve more scrutiny
By David Bloomfield
July 31, 2014
New York
As charter sector continues to swell, a space dilemma grows for de Blasio
By
Geoff Decker
June 6, 2014
New York
Charter school advocates look for an opening on City Council
By
Anika Anand
August 29, 2013
New York
Cuomo names appointees to state education reform commission
By
Philissa Cramer
April 30, 2012
New York
Muted response to Regents' call for credit recovery comments
By
Geoff Decker
February 10, 2012
New York
Probe underway after staff blows whistle on illicit credit recovery
By
Geoff Decker
August 3, 2011
New York
A late-1970s snapshot: The familiar face of a young union activist
By
Philissa Cramer
June 17, 2010
New York
State is asking teachers, principals for credit recovery feedback
By
Philissa Cramer
July 7, 2009
New York
Either a flood of lawsuits is on the way, or none at all
By
Philissa Cramer
June 29, 2009
New York
Credit Recovery – Joel Klein’s Race to the Bottom
By David Bloomfield
June 10, 2009
New York
Lawsuit seeks to reverse multiple school zoning decisions
By Liz Goodwin
May 19, 2009
New York
Hearings leave lawmakers more turned off to mayoral control
By
Elizabeth Green
March 23, 2009
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