Boston Superintendent to Retire
Carol Johnson, the superintendent of Boston's public schools, announced today that she is retiring. Read Full Post >
Carol Johnson, the superintendent of Boston's public schools, announced today that she is retiring. Read Full Post >
Three potential student assignment plans for Boston students were announced earlier today. Read Full Post >
Education Week is hosting a free webinar from 2-3 p.m. Tuesday on Boston's work with financing schools according to student needs. Read Full Post >
The review of Carol R. Johnson, who has led the district since 2007, is in contrast to more favorable reviews she received earlier in her tenure as Boston superintendent. Read Full Post >
Boston, Central Falls, R.I., and Sacramento, Calif. will join a handful of other of other school systems to receive funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation for forging collaborative relationships with charter schools. Read Full Post >
Educators from the public, charter, parochial, independent, pilot, and suburban schools that make up the Metropolitan Council for Educational Opportunity have agreed to work together on promising teaching practices. Read Full Post >
Boston Public Schools targets 14 underperforming schools for serious restructuring. Read Full Post >
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