still worries the Texas State Board of Education eventhough they passed tougher rules for graduating from high school.

who live in public housing are going to college with $110,000 in scholarships from the Chicago Housing Authority’s nonprofit arm, Windows of Opportunity.

A Chicago agency created this idea that is used in around 20 schools to get students to lear how to read. The program uses music, drama and dance to teach reading.

on student debt.  It talks about one student who went to two colleges and racked up 150,000 dollars in debt.  She has a job that pays only 1/3 of her total debt.

The article looks at a couple people that racked up some debt and have trouble paying it off.  The article says that a majority of the 120 people that lived in the state of Massachusetts live in lower-income or working-class urban communities who have had lawsuits against them from either BU or Northeastern in 2005 on their college debt.

They also have up a related article as well.

the state to spend 50 million bucks a year to pay students to take college prep classes.  What classes students can take and how much they are going to get paid is not known at this point of time.

I am going to have to no to this idea.  My idea posted at this website is much better imo.