Cheers
- A sharp-eyed fifth grader in Virginia spotted an error in his science textbook, earning praise from his district’s superintendent and the book’s publisher. —New York Times
- Apprenticeships—which have long been a respected and common path to employment in Europe—are growing more popular in America. —Education Next
- A grass roots revolt is pushing schools and districts to adopt curricula aligned to the science of reading. —New York Times
Jeers
- Chicago Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson brings a teachers union-friendly perspective to his office, a sign that support for school accountability and choice is eroding among some Democratic politicians. —Chalkbeat Chicago
- “Worcester bans field trips to Old Sturbridge Village following state approval of museum’s charter school.” —Boston Globe
