On Deadline tells us that "sudents" are giving $2M to presidential candidates so far, assuming most of it comes from parents (
Toddlers giving to Obama). Eduwonkette says she's on the KIPP bandwagon, at least when it comes to extended learning (
What lessons does KIPP offer for urban education reform?). The folks at TLN give kudos to the LA Times for including classroom voices (
LA Times Featuring Teacher Bloggers). The AFTies highlight the news that childcare workers are going to be unionized now, along with paras in NYC (
Today, She Has A Union). Does that make UPK more or less costly, I wonder? The Wonks remind us it's carnival time (
Carnival-Carnival). Elena Silva from TQATE posts about the NTC report on teacher turnover costs (
Money's Worth for New Teachers). Jenny D. is happy to be included in a new report on covering classrooms (
Hechinger's New Publication).
