Monday, February 05, 2007
The Chalkboard Psychedelic Flashback!
What we were blogging about a year ago this week:
-- The Buffalo school board decides that reading IS fundamental.
-- Paid maternity/paternity leave for charter school teachers? Wait a second, do traditional public schools offer that?
-- As the U.S. loses ground in math and science, a whole new crop of well-adjusted psychology majors is entering the workforce.
-- Charter Chuck learns about the gravy train...
-- Richard Rothstein and Milton Friedman... separated at birth?
-- Teachers and parents at Livingston Middle School in Albany cry "Make our school safe!"
-- Big foundations, big ideas, big ownership?
-- The Buffalo school board decides that reading IS fundamental.
-- Paid maternity/paternity leave for charter school teachers? Wait a second, do traditional public schools offer that?
-- As the U.S. loses ground in math and science, a whole new crop of well-adjusted psychology majors is entering the workforce.
-- Charter Chuck learns about the gravy train...
-- Richard Rothstein and Milton Friedman... separated at birth?
-- Teachers and parents at Livingston Middle School in Albany cry "Make our school safe!"
-- Big foundations, big ideas, big ownership?
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