Two years in a row they got a F grade on the FCAT exam and then cut all extracurricular activities only to then wind up with an incomplete grade. They hope they can get away from the bag scores this time around.

on students who take online classes. One student they report on is taking classes 1,750 miles away.

The Herald-Leader has a special report up on Fayette county’s lowest performing school and the plan that it has it to raise scores by 20+ points on the CATS exam. They also include over 30 minutes of audio interviews and a picture slide show.

more articles up on school closings.

One article is on schools that plead their case to stay open.

The second article is parents and staff that want to see schools open.

has been created to help fill the pipeline for more of them. Students in this program go through 11 courses over a two year period and have to pass a state exam.

research with faculty members says an AP article. The article says that over one-third of graduates at the University of California-Irvine do it.