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    20190512_Neag_Undergrad_Graduation-10-FRANK

    • by: Stefanie Dion Jones
    • May 14, 2019

    Neag School Class of 2019 undergraduates, wearing caps with decorations they designed, prepare for their procession from the Gentry Building to the Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts on Sunday, May 12, 2019. (Frank Zappulla/Neag School)

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    • State Changes Course on State Education Commissioner

      CT Mirror (Neag School alum and assistant superintendent of Meriden Public Schools, Miguel Cardona, is expected to be chosen as Connecticut’s next education commissioner)

    • New Darien Schools Superintendent Dr. Alan Addley Takes the Helm

      Darien Times (Neag School alum Alan Addley is profiled regarding his new superintendent post)

    • Barbershop: Nike Recalls ‘Racist’ Air Max Shoe

      NPR (Joseph Cooper is quoted about the controversy where Nike pulled the special edition sneakers featuring the Betsy Ross flag)

    • Wendy Lecker: Charter Schools Bypass Racial Imbalance Laws

      Stamford Advocate (Robert Cotto, a doctoral student in the Neag School, co-authored this article about charter schools bypassing racial imbalance laws)

    • Feds Give Green Light to Controversial Contract Between Memphis Charter School and Catholic Diocese

      Chalkbeat (Preston Green comments about legal issues around churches operating charter schools)

    • Research Shows That Charter Schools do Best for Calif.’s Low-income and Minority Students

      LA School Report (Preston Green is quoted about the need for tighter regulation of charter schools) 

    • Response: ‘Nix the Tricks’ in Math Instruction

      Education Week Teacher (Rachael Gabriel writes an original post in response to question about mistakes in math instruction)

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