Notes from the news, March 7
by thenotebook on Mar 07 2013 Posted in Notes from the news
It's decision day for 27 Philadelphia schools. Inquirer
The District's plan lacks a clear yield, shows the research of past school closings. Inquirer
For neighborhood elementary schools, a tale of two cities. Notebook
The District posts dozens of answers to questions posed by SRC members. Notebook
What does new data on school attendance patterns say about the District's closure plan? Responses from:
Sandra Dungee Glenn, former SRC chair
Mark Gleason and Mike Wang of the Philadelphia School Partnership
Helen Gym, a co-founder of Parents United for Public Education
A threatened school gets a good report. Notebook
Councilwoman: He's a leader with both brain and heart. Daily News
“Keep Carroll Open!” Students form a human chain to protest closure. Northeast Times
Where is Mayor Nutter's leadership in the school closings debate? Parents United for Public Education
New research looks at the widening diploma gap between rich and poor. Bloomberg
Are socially awkward kids getting shorted by new grading trends? Atlantic
News summary from Keystone State Education Coalition
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