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Sunday, July 31, 2011

Tenure Granted to 58% of Eligible Teachers in City - NYTimes.com

Tenure Granted to 58% of Eligible Teachers in City - NYTimes.com

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Monday, July 11, 2011

New York City awarding less tenure to young teachers in public school systems, educators say

New York City awarding less tenure to young teachers in public school systems, educators say

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New York City awarding less tenure to young teachers in public school systems, educators say

New York City awarding less tenure to young teachers in public school systems, educators say

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Systematic Cheating Is Found in Atlanta’s School System - NYTimes.com

Systematic Cheating Is Found in Atlanta’s School System - NYTimes.com

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Successful New York City Schools Can Keep Unspent Funds - NYTimes.com

Successful New York City Schools Can Keep Unspent Funds - NYTimes.com

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The Best School $75 Million Can Buy - NYTimes.com

The Best School $75 Million Can Buy - NYTimes.com

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Vocational Schools Face Deep Cuts in Federal Funding - NYTimes.com

Vocational Schools Face Deep Cuts in Federal Funding - NYTimes.com

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Financial aid for teachers left out of City Council’s budget | GothamSchools

Financial aid for teachers left out of City Council’s budget | GothamSchools

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Wednesday, July 6, 2011

N.E.A. Shifts Position on Teacher Evaluations - NYTimes.com

N.E.A. Shifts Position on Teacher Evaluations - NYTimes.com

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Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Piazza, a Homework Help Site, Has a Social Networking Twist - NYTimes.com

Piazza, a Homework Help Site, Has a Social Networking Twist - NYTimes.com

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Saturday, July 2, 2011

State teachers' union signs filed a lawsuit challenging the legality of a new teacher evaluation system - NYPOST.com

State teachers' union signs filed a lawsuit challenging the legality of a new teacher evaluation system - NYPOST.com

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