for Head Start. The previous amount spent on Head Start was 6.9 Billion.

is to change how many students can be sent home. In the 2005-2006 school year schools in the state had 77,000 out-of-school suspensions.

that the state colleges in New Hampshire are turning away a record amount of applicants.

The Baltimore Sun reports on superintendent Nancy S. Grasmick who tried our comic books in the elementary classroom. She got such a great response from students she wants to expand it into the middle school grades as well.

in Georgia is going up 15% to $2,248 per semester this fall. This rate is supposed to last over a four period for incoming freshman.

making a comeback says an Arizona Republic Article. Parents in these school sign a contract where they have to check homework done by his or her kid and in some cases have to volunteer at the school.