company that helped pioneer the private student loan business is laying off a whole bunch of workers and may shut down the whole business entirely. Lawmakers a couple weeks go started an investigation into this company on weather it has abused the tax-exempt status it has.

22 High School Students at that school in a summer program completed two weeks worth of training at various construction jobs. They all got paid at least 10 bucks an hour.

The Sacramento Bee reports on this alternative education school that is going to open at the County Fair Mall in Woodland and use the Diploma Plus model.

were able to pass the required licensing exam in math in 2005-06 says the state department of education. Only 64% passed the social studies exam while 71% passed the English exam,

says that 68,707 students are home schooled in North Carolina. That is up from 64,387 from the 2005-2006 school year.

that fewer students are in year-round schools in the Wake County area. School officials say they have made gains, but can’t utilize it at present due to the court ruling,