at Austin says that the tuition increase is not enough to compete.

more college graduate on time. 3.8% more graduated in four years than in 2006. 1.7% increase for students taking five years to graduate, and a 2.5% increase in students needing six years to graduate.

that is moving to giving grants instead of loans in financial aid packages. The college says that it is going to coast an extra 1.7 million a year to do this.

that wake school administrators are saying they are basing next year’s assignment plan on the assumption that an appellate court judge will overturn a ruling that requires them to get parental permission to send students to year-round schools.

that in New Jersey next year under new financing formula officially unveiled by Gov. Jon S. Corzine on Wednesday will give school districts between 2 and 20% increase in aid.

on students in a special program Houston’s Furr High School that gives students flexible hours to keep them in school. They look at one student Angelina Banda who leaves school in the afternoon to work at Home Depot.