Whos of Who-cester

And sometimes the blogging happens at 4:30 am... I don't spend a lot of time on my analytics on here, but once a year, I pulled them up ...

As we close out the year, I did one of my periodic checks of the analytics to see what you all have been reading around here in 2019. As al...

Here's the yearly top ten list, with our usual beyond first place winner: once again, far and away the main landing page got the most hi...

As I think I've said before, I do this as much for me as for anybody, as I don't pay that much attention to analytics (beyond straig...

I'm reworking the "helpful links" sidebar (see ---->>> if you're on a full screen); I've dropped some of th...

And we talked a bit about a certain ballot question. You can read it over here. 

Yes, the blog template has changed, largely to maximize charts and other graphics that get set in (which will also possibly now be readable ...

I (and the rest of the MASC staff, as well as plenty of School Committee members from across the country!) am in Boston this weekend for the...

I (and who-cester) are part of Peter Balonon-Rosen's piece on education blogging this morning on WBUR.

Lots and lots of you have asked what I'll be up to now that I am not on the Worcester School Committee. Here's your answer: N...

Session was borne out of a conversation I was evesdropping on (says Jim Hardy, MASC Field Director) getting ready to go through an override...

...and so I lost power there for the end of the meeting. I'll put up some notes when I get a chance. Meanwhile, Worcester Magazine cau...

Notes from the MASC/MASS joint conference coming up!

There will over the next few weeks be time enough for summings up and such, but tonight, I just want to say thank you for the past six years...

Posting entirely because I'm entertained by the lede : How do you know if Tracy O’Connell Novick is at an event? If you are following ...

I don't know if anyone in Worcester remembers former Stand for Children organizer Maggie Paynich . She's just popped up on the natio...

Massachusetts, we have a problem. The Mass Board of Education meets once a month in Malden for a Monday night followed by a Tuesday morning...

... from Edushyster. First, a trip down memory lane. Alas, a brief trip it must be, Lawrence, as all of your lanes, including those of the...

My notes are in the posts below, but Tom Quinn from Worcester Magazine was there, and he liveblogged it! 

Happy new year! A few blogging resolutions: I see from reviewing the year that the local "what's the real story" sort of pos...