today that will increase student aid for students. The are going to cut 18 billion in subsidies to college loan lenders.

The New York Times and the Washington Post also reports on this news.

is getting some major heat from parents who are opposing a change to a four-day school week. Around 1,000 parents and students came to Lancaster High School to hear what the local school officials had to say on this idea.

The Baltimore Sun Reports on this program that introduces students into becoming a teacher.

is out on removing barriers so more students in Maine go to college.

The report showcases that more students in Maine have plans on going to college, but the report also shows that fewer students are actually going to college.

The report showcases that over the past few years that college enrollment including taking one year off before going to college is up, but they also show over the past few years a drop in the amount of students getting a college degree.

The report does talk about Early College programs for high school students in Maine which is a great thing. They do talk about college cost, but the section was too short.

I agree with recommendations they list. They would like to see students exposed to college at an earlier age which I like. They want more early college partnerships which I also like. They want to see more career exploration early. I 100% want this. They want to see a career exploration curriculum in the middle school grade levels which is one of the main pieces to my educational plan.

on pro athletics who are going to back to college to finally get a college degree. The article talks about David Klingler who was with the Cincinnati Bengals, T.J. Ford who plays for the Toronto Raptors, and other players like Antowain Smith.

More articles like this have to pop up.

the he can’t support at this point of time the Senate passed bill that will cut college loan subsidies.