April 15, 2013 By Ernest A. Logan Reprint From the April 2013 Issue of the CSA News Ernest Logan A couple of years ago, I invited a group of STEM-savvy Principals…
…International Perspective on Evaluation and Assessment report, which reviews evaluation systems around the world. The OECD analyzed 24 countries’ evaluation and assessment systems. The United States chose not to participate…
…change. They have witnessed the world that they are inheriting and they do not like it, so they are very anxious for positive tectonic shifts in the landscape Their views…
…election without feeling intimtidated,” said Ruffin. Ruffin works in final assembly and Milton works in the stamping, tool and dye department. They make numerous models, including the Ultima, Frontier, Xtera,…
…The Bronx, Bloomberg News Radio, Bronxnet Channel 67 TV, The Norwood News, The West Side Manhattan Gazette, Labor Press Magazine, Financial Planning Magazine, WINS1010 Radio, The Bronx News newspaper and…
…its allies, the world’s second largest pension fund has decided to sell its interests in a building “sweatshop” located at 5-11 47th Avenue in Long Island City to its former…
…no reason why the greatest city in the world cannot expeditiously extend paid sick days to everyone who works full-time. “I have said from the beginning that there was never…
…before breaking for lunch. When asked whether she had already decided whom she’d vote for as winner out of eight apprentices, said she had narrowed her decision down to two….
…still needs to be done), similar tragedies continue to occur around the world where labor laws and conditions aren’t much further advanced than in early 20th century America. In November,…
March 27, 2013 Governor Andrew M. Cuomo This year’s budget agreement is good news for New York’s students. By funding key education reforms in the Governor’s agenda, the 2013-14 budget…
