• The conference was bankrolled by the Pearson Foundation and was attended by former New York State Education Commissioner David M.

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  • New York state Education Commissioner John King said this week he wouldn't be surprised if the number of students considered proficient drops by 35 percentage points.

    WSJ: Cheating Claims Rock Long Island

  • New York City education officials are developing more than a dozen new standardized tests, but in a sign of the times, their main purpose will be to grade teachers, not the students who take them.

    FORBES: New York City to Roll Out New Tests to Rate Teachers

  • New York state education officials have already begun to weigh the fallout from tougher standardized tests tied to new academic standards after schools and parents complained this week that children ran out of time, collapsed in tears or froze up.

    WSJ: State Tests Spark Ire, Analysis

  • Mr. Mulgrew had said there wasn't any more time to get a deal on paper, but New York state Education Commissioner John King, who must ultimately approve any evaluation system, said "even at this late hour" there was still time.

    WSJ: Teacher Evaluation Deal Falls Apart

  • Biomedical engineer, network systems and data communications analyst, home health aide: those are the top three career fields expected to hire workers between now and 2018, says a story tucked into The New York Times Education Life supplement last Sunday.

    FORBES: Jobs of the Future

  • We partnered with the New York City Department of Education, the City University of New York, and the New York College of Technology to create P-TECH in New York.

    FORBES: IBM Deploys Talent, Technology and Innovation for Global Social Progress

  • "It was like a crowded, crazy bazaar somewhere in the Middle East, " recalls Neil Dorosin, a former New York Department of Education official.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Walking around New York is an education in marketing.

    FORBES: Iceland Air and the Customer Offer

  • Active Learning's student body may be more accustomed to vegetarian diets than most, with 85% of the students being Asian and another 10% Hispanic, said Margie Feinberg, spokeswoman for the New York Department of Education.

    CNN: New York school goes all-vegetarian

  • Faced with the harsh reality of student debt, the NYPIRG and New York State Higher Education Services Corporation (HESC) came together to power the National College Finance Center and its national public service campaign.

    FORBES: Can You Avoid Majoring in Debt?

  • Walcott, chancellor of the New York City Department of Education, says he takes cyberbullying seriously.

    CNN: SHARE THIS

  • She called the New York City Department of Education and won its seal of approval.

    FORBES: Charity--For a Profit

  • All these things explain why New York politicos have treated education as a hornets' nest.

    ECONOMIST: New York��s schools

  • Joel Klein, who spent eight years as Chancellor of the New York City Department of Education, is stepping down.

    FORBES: Cathie Black Tapped As NYC Schools Chancellor

  • Not even an independent testing cohort staffed by educators outside the purview of the New York City Department of Education.

    FORBES: Are New York City Students Getting Smarter Or Are Regents Exams Getting Easier?

  • New York City's education department hired ten additional lawyers to focus on disputes over special ed, including the education of autistic students.

    FORBES: A Costly Education

  • Joel Klein, whom Bloomberg tapped to run the New York City Department of Education, sits in a pew-turned-cubicle in the converted Tweed Courthouse, surrounded by his senior staff.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • As a child in the New York Institute for the Education of the Blind in 1949, John Boyer found that contemporary scientific material in braille was almost non-existent.

    WHITEHOUSE: John boyer | The White House

  • The Review was dealing with bureaucracies like the New York City Department of Education and the Los Angeles Unified School District, a far cry from affluent parents eager to write checks that might buy an Ivy League admission.

    FORBES: Boost Your Score

  • Ms. Huntley pleaded guilty to mail fraud in January, saying she falsely represented in certification forms filed to the New York State Department of Education that money granted to her non-profit group, the Parents Information Network, was spent only on the organization.

    WSJ: Ex-State Senator Huntley Is Sentenced

  • According to Joel Rose, chief executive for human capital within the New York City department of education and founder of the School of One, the new model will not require schools to add staff--but it will take a different type of planning.

    FORBES: Breakthroughs

  • In September the New York Civil Liberties Union published a study on sex education in schools in conservative upstate New York.

    ECONOMIST: Textbooks round the world

  • New York's Department of Education fired Toquir Choudhri, after he browsed sites like Google and lonelyplanet.com.

    NPR: Is Web-Surfing a Job Hazard?

  • Today, his disciples can take painting classes at The Art Barge in Amagansett, founded by Victor D'Amico, the first director of education at New York's Museum of Modern Art.

    BBC: Escape from New York

  • "In many cases the schools lack the resources and personnel to respond adequately to student needs, " explains Pedro Noguera, a professor of education at New York University.

    CNN: Student's success defies all odds

  • He did his first tattoo on himself when he was 16 and earned a degree in fine arts with a minor in education from New York Institute of Technology.

    CNN: A tattoo artist's take on summertime body art

  • Professor PEDRO NOGUERA (Professor of Education, New York University): Well, I think what this really represents to me is Bush's--the Bush administration's willingness to only appeal to a very narrow conservative base.

    NPR: Roundtable: Rice, Rumsfeld in Iraq, 'United 93'

  • At the same time, those employees might inadvertently encourage their peers to follow their lead, or create a divided work force, adds Manny Avramidis, a senior vice president at the American Management Association, a provider of business education in New York.

    WSJ: For Some Bosses, Tough Love Isn't Easy to Give

  • Devin Bigoness is a Project Director with Duke Corporate Education based in New York.

    FORBES: Learning from LeBron: What It Takes to Be a Game Changer

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