would have to learn to teach “atypical” students, such as special education students and English language learners, under revised teacher certification guidelines being developed by the state Department of Education.

on pop star Shakira dedicating a $6 million school on Wednesday sponsored by her foundation Pies Descalzos.

at AP scores.

The report says that 15.2% of students taking an AP exam got a 3 or better score on it. Only a couple of states saw a drop in the average of students getting a 3 or better score.

on colleges.

Pieces of the survey:

55% say college is necessary, but only 29% say qualified students have the opportunity to go to college.

63% say college prices are going up at a faster rate than other things.

67% say students have to borrow too much to pay for college.

30% strongly agree that almost anyone who needs financial help to go to college can get loans or financial aid.

55% say that colleges are mostly run like a business and care more about the bottom line.

The New York Post reports on this new high school that is going to open up with a partnership from ESPN. Students at this school will mandatory internships at companies like ESPN The Magazine, ABC Sports and VitaminWater.

This is a high school that I like.

would allow high school students in Kentucky to graduate with a few as 16 credit hours and if they have a high enough GPA can go directly onto college and get money to pay for tuition.