Remainders: Stephen Colbert was not cool in high school

Above is Stephen Colbert at the event this morning, talking about what a loser he was in high school.
The principal of P.S. 20 is re-thinking his offer to hold a public meeting about his performance.
Russo confesses that he once decided not to work for Sandra Feldman at the UFT — and regrets it.
Lindsey at InsideSchools reports from the first-every lottery for Coney Island Prep, a new charter.
Need to fulfill the new community service requirement? Here’s a chance in Bedford Stuyvesant.
A Boston teacher follows Pallas’ lead, comparing actual Boston charter schools to suburban ones.
Educators should “pimp our ride” to capitalize on the fact that teaching is suddenly a hot job.
Two education advocates are forming a new organization to help struggling Catholic schools.
A new Ed Sector report suggests paying teachers more earlier on in their careers.
Sawchuck points out that pension systems are doing even more to “backload” the system.
As the Supreme Court mulls school funding, Chief Justice Roberts wonders how to factor in the economy.
Diane Ravitch offers six reasons not to give teachers bonuses for raising students’ test scores.
Examining the argument that it’s in corporate America’s interest to expand early childhood.
Chaz summarizes exactly what he sees as the change at the Dept of Ed: top-down management.