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Two tools are invaluable for teacher/ parent activists:
"NYC Schools Under Bloomberg /Klein"
and the NYS Education Department's school report cards. The former gives a formidable overview of the mistakes Bloomberg and Klein have made in their leadership; the latter provides the door to data that debunk the administration's acrimony towards large schools and bias for small schools. Click to Mon Jan 18th's morning post linking David Bloomfield's analysis to the real record of traditional large schools, as shown by the NYESD's own data. http://nycityeye.blogspot.com/2010/01/data-debunks-bloomberg-administration.html
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