on education changes in the Wake County area that are just going to be gradual.

on a new proposal where Census tracts, not race, will play a key role in deciding admission to Chicago’s coveted magnet and selective-enrollment schools.

on the class sizes in the area that are growing due to budget cuts.

on the Broward School Board that is looking to change the definition on what a crowded schools is.

on schools in the state facing 20 million dollars ion budget cuts.

The Dallas Morning News reports on Collin College that is looking to have veteran only college classes.

The Washington Post reports on bright high school students going to honors classes at community college just to save cash.

The LA Times reports on cuts to the CSU system.

They also have an article on UC Irvine that is going to have a new degree you can get in game science.

They also have a secondary article up as well on the California Educational system.

The Des Moines Register reports that the increase in community college enrollment in the state is lowering the impact of cuts.

The Boston Globe reports on Harvard ignoring warnings about investments in the endowment.

The AP reports on Mass. lawmakers that may press colleges to insure part-time and full-time students or face new fines.

The AP also reports on doctors in training still using cadavers in the classroom.

And the AP even reports on for-profits schools racking in big aid money from the federal government.

The Tennessean reports on colleges dealing with helicopter parents.

The Scripps Howard News Service reports on the improving amount students getting doctoral degrees in scientific and high-tech fields.

The New York Times reports on a class all about Marijuana.