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And we’re back…

September 15, 2009 am30 7:28 am

Two weeks without posting – buried in programming and opening of school and union.

But programming wrapped up early. (Sunday, actually)

Regular posting will resume tonight – mathematics teaching, puzzles, New York City, education politics, UFT…

all from the point of view of a high school mathematics teacher and chapter leader – living and working in the Bronx.

Welcome to my lucky 13th year of teaching…

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