that younger siblings may wind up getting spared from get assigned to another school.

that with a 5% permanent cut in funding 282 classes would be cut, 121 faculty positions would be cut, and average class size would rise.

reports on Jefferson Parish’s public high schools and the credit recovery program that is working in order get more high school student to get a high school program.

that the Florida High School Competency Test which was given out in 1990-2000 is now going to not offered anymore. Anyone from that time period without a high school diploma will have to take the FCAT exam now.

is proposing that some extra financial aid goes students from families with incomes of less than $60,000 a year. The money would pay 100% of academic fees for these students. Around 1,100 students would be affected though.

The Mercury News also reports on this.

The Union-Tribune also reports on this as well.

that Wayne State University has seen a 4.1% drop in the student enrollment for the winter session.