Teacher News of the Day

The UFT is speaking out against the new “teacher gotcha unit” at the DoE.

Former Deputy Chancellor Carmen Farina criticizes the school progress reports . . .

. . . while some schools are still waiting for their progress report to be released.

Teachers Network is hosting a New Teacher Orientation on Nov. 28 at the Dweck Center for Contemporary Culture at 10 Grand Army Plaza from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.

New York City-specific NAEP scores are out.

Cell phone lockers are on hold, following the announcement of a pilot program to reward students with cell phones.

A new school announced Tuesday for lower Manhattan will be environmentally-friendly.

Bush vetoes the federal Department of Education budget bill.

Jonathan Kozol talks about teacher retention and No Child Left Behind.

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