looking at presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama and how they would change the educational system if they are president.

are out from various news sources.

New York Times Out with a John McCain article saying that John wants a limited government role in the U.S. educational system. John would like to see bonus pay for teachers who raise student achievement or who take jobs in hard-to-staff schools.

New York Times with an article on Barack Obama and his views on the educational system. He wants to spend more money on early childhood classes, teacher recruitment, performance pay and dozens of other initiatives.

An AP article is out going over what Barack Obama and John McCain want to change the educational system in the USA.

Another AP article on Barack Obama and what he would do to fix the educational system in the USA.

like to pass a bill that would give college students a tax credit worth 4 grand if they work 100 hours of community service. The campaign said this will cost 10 billion bucks a year.

Although this is a nice idea, this is total chump change for a lot college grads who rack up 30 grand or more in debt.

that his wife is going to radically change the “No Child Left Behind Act,” which he described as an education disaster.

has an article up on making education an election topic. The article looks at Bill Gates and Eli Broad who have donated money to the Strong American Schools campaign.

on Democrats making the No Child Left Behind Bill an election issue.