The Atlanta Journal Constitution Reports…
on the Gwinnett school district moving forward with a with plan to redirect stimulus money.
on the Gwinnett school district moving forward with a with plan to redirect stimulus money.
on long bus rides that helped in shaping the school rezoning plan.
on S.T.A.R. Academy that is expanding aid troubled students.
on getting every student in the school district a book is not an easy take to do.
They also report on the local school district that is going to file a motion against the city so if can collect a whole lot of money from the city that it owes the school district.
on the educational system in California.
Some results:
21% polled approve the way that the Gov. is handling higher education. Only 16% for the Legislature.
50% say major changes are needed to higher education system.
66% polled say college is necessary.
57% say affordability of college is a big problem.
The New York Times reports on two-year colleges that are so swamped they are not excepting new students.
The San Francisco Chronicle reports on the state that says they think highly of college, but not funding it.
The New York Daily News reports on most students from city high schools that go to a CUNY school do not know how to do basic math.
The Salt Lake Tribune reports on higher education supporters in the state that would like to see taxes raised to help better help fund colleges in the state.
The Arizona Republic reports on enrollment soaring at the downtown Phoenix Campus.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports on Cleveland State University that is going to have a sprint tuition hike of 3.48%.