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More Than 500 Convicted Teachers Are Still Teaching

More Than 500 Convicted Teachers Are Still Teaching

By | April 25, 2011 at 10:04 am | No comments

In this article (as I am sure a lot of you will be angry about) talks about 500 teachers who are 'still teaching'.  I find it kind of weird that the Post would say that the convicted teachers are still 'teaching' so I did some research.  Some of the 'heinous' acts that the...

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No Indictment for Sabrina Milo And Her ‘Columbine’ Comment

No Indictment for Sabrina Milo And Her ‘Columbine’ Comment

By | April 21, 2011 at 9:50 am | 14 comments

Sabrina Milo has had all charges dropped in her trial.  For those of you who forgot, she was put into question about 'going columbine' in Fort Hamilton High School during a mental breakdown in the teachers lounge.  Parents want her out of the school for fear, students want her...

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Parent’s Argue For Chocolate Milk

Parent’s Argue For Chocolate Milk

By | April 19, 2011 at 12:24 pm | No comments

I am a firm believer in Jamie Oliver's crusade against poor nutrition in this country.  He has fully exposed some of the education systems poor lunch options.  I understand that a school must work within a budget and health standards, however, feeding our kids high sugar and...

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Mark Zuckerberg’s $100 Million Donation Causes Rift in New Jersey

Mark Zuckerberg’s $100 Million Donation Causes Rift in New Jersey

By | April 19, 2011 at 10:56 am | No comments

The Facebook CEO donation of 100 million dollars to the NJ public school system has caused internal chaos.  Mark Zuckerberg's donation of the 100 million came at a time when the movie the Social Network debut portraying him in a negative light.  While some question his motives...

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As Budget Cuts Loom, Schools Of Education Prepare To Adapt Training Of Teachers

As Budget Cuts Loom, Schools Of Education Prepare To Adapt Training Of Teachers

By | April 18, 2011 at 12:22 pm | No comments

In what seems like a never ending string of budget cuts, Schools of Education have started to prepare upcoming teachers for the stark reality.  Across the board, applications for the specialized program has dropped due to the high stress and intense nature of the job.  With...

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Walcott Has A Strong Showing at Columbia University Teachers College

Walcott Has A Strong Showing at Columbia University Teachers College

By | April 18, 2011 at 9:36 am | No comments

Walcott took no time to make his presence known at Columbia University's Teachers College.  Originally slated for Cathie Black, Walcott took center stage and did not pry away from the tough questions.  Walcott commented about how “The poisonous debate is hurting our...

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Brooklyn Talent Show Cancelled After Rivalry Fight

Brooklyn Talent Show Cancelled After Rivalry Fight

By | April 15, 2011 at 9:55 am | No comments

A Brooklyn school's talent show was cancelled after a fight broke out between two rivals.  The talent show consisted of singing and performances by students but turned ugly when a group decided to 'take care of' a fellow rival.  The gang surrounded the single singer and...

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I wish this weren’t true

I wish this weren’t true

By | April 15, 2011 at 9:44 am | No comments

This is unfortunately a stark realty of a lot students these...

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Education Commissioner Approves Waiver For Dennis Walcott

Education Commissioner Approves Waiver For Dennis Walcott

By | April 14, 2011 at 4:40 pm | No comments

In one of the fastest approvals I have seen, the NYC education commissioner approved a waiver for Dennis Walcott to become the NYC DOE School Chancellor replacing Cathie Black.  In one of the more controversial runnings within the past decade of the NYC education system, the...

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Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution

Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution

By | April 14, 2011 at 11:51 am | No comments

Last year, I saw a TV show that really captivated me, it was Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution.  I instantly fell in love with this show as it hits close to home.  Many of my students were obese plus the food that they were serving in NYC schools were just god awful.  I...

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