Changes In Home School Rules
The Rutland Herald reports on new rules to make it easier for parents in the state of Vermont to home school kids.
The Rutland Herald reports on new rules to make it easier for parents in the state of Vermont to home school kids.
The Sacramento Bee reports that vetern teachers are moving more to the suburban schools and that the amount of teachers with less than 3 years of experience is on the rise in city school districts.
The San Diego Union-Tribune has a report up saying that around half of college freshman do not graduate with a degree in six years
The Washington Post reports on a school that has no curriculum at all. Students at this school need to only spend 5 hours a day in school
The Salt Lake Tribune reports that a state panel is looking at high school elective classes to see if they work with new tougher graduation requirements that might get passed. The new requirements if passed for the state of Utah will force one more year of science and math on students who graduate in the year 2011.
The Chicago Sun-Times reports that only 6.5%, YES 6.5% of Chicago Public High School freshman wind up getting a college degree by the mid-20’s.