2018-09-22 14:18
I've written a lot about the exciting adventures of Boy Wonder, 30-year-old supervisor who knows everything. I've also had quite a bit written to me about him, because as far as I can tell… Read More
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2018-09-21 00:41
4:35 Michael Mulgrew greets us, thanks us for coming. No contract yet, will continue negotiating. Welcomes new chapter leaders to much applause. “Welcome to the nuthouse.” Says C… Read More
2018-09-19 08:36
I stole that word, "crapification," from my friend Michael Fiorillo, but I'm fairly certain he stole it from someone else. In any case, I think it applies to our new online attendance system… Read More
2018-09-18 11:21
We are late because there was a contract negotiation meeting. Howard Schoor welcomes us at 6:13. Minutes— approvedStaff director—LeRoy Barr—-Welcomes us back, thanks negoti… Read More
2018-09-16 11:43
I get a lot of complaints from all over. Sometimes I forward them to people I think can help. Sometimes these people get help. Other times, they ask me not to tell anyone. It's hard to help… Read More
2018-09-15 14:18
One of the great things about being a principal is that no matter what you do, NYC wants you. You read about these principals who do awful things, harass staff, and nothing happens to them u… Read More
2018-09-14 08:00
Yesterday I was sitting in an office trying to catch up. I was doing pretty well for a while. In fact, I planned to go ahead and expand my planning a few days into the future. Then a guidanc… Read More
2018-09-13 08:00
It's kind of remarkable, in this day and age, to read that we're actually spending less to support those of our students most in need. NYC alone is receiving 140 million less. How on earth d… Read More
2018-09-12 08:00
That's the question posed in this NY Times piece. There is a whole lot about how students respond better when their teachers look like them. Where are all those teachers of color, and why ar… Read More
2018-09-11 13:07
Of course I love my dog, so I don't hit him, ever. If he doesn't come when I ask him, he won't get a treat. He's very fond of treats. I may say, "No," and ignore him for a while. He doesn't… Read More
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