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  • SchoolBook: A Score Card for Changing Schools
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  • Some 62 low-performing public schools in the city have been designated to be closed or otherwise overhauled. Some will be phased out and gradually replaced by new schools, others will be shut at the end of this school year and reopened with a radical change in its staffing in the fall, and four will be left alone on their current improvement paths. Here is an explanation of which schools are affec... more...
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  • SchoolBook: On City Hall Steps, Harsh Words for Bloomberg
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  • During a week in which the Bloomberg administration has embraced an independent, landmark study that linked its hallmark policy of small schools to increased student success, a group of parents and elected officials took to the steps of City Hall on Friday to denounce the administration?s education agenda, particularly its decisions to close or phase out city schools and its policies to address lo... more...
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  • SchoolBook: City Limits Free Tutoring to the Poorest Students
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  • An increase in the number of students who qualify for free tutoring this year has led New York City to narrow its eligibility requirements, cutting off services to more than 3,500 students and offering them exclusively to those in the poorest households. Currently about 54,000 city students take part in federally funded tutoring because they attend schools that have failed for two years to make ad... more...
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