from the USA Today.

One article is on U.S. community colleges’ purview growing. It talks to some people and they went to a community college.

Another article is on four-year schools getting a bigger slice of funding than two-year schools.

The third article is on some students who went to community college part time not being counted in graduation rates. I say if you graduate you should be counted, but in a separate category.

talking about math experts questioning the move by California to force algebra in the middle school grades.

lowering fees from $2.25 to $1.75 per clock hour for open-entry, open-exit programs that train truck drivers, medical billing specialists, mechanics, and other skilled trades

is defending the No Child Left Behind Tests.

The Rocky Mountain News reports that the foundation is teaming up with the University of Colorado system in order to give out more money to low-income students for college. They will be able to get an extra 3 grand.

The LA Times reports that students at this high school will be able to train in culinary arts and tourism while they go to high school. The new program is being created in order to cut down on the high school dropouts.