looking at some proposals that would target low income students such as changes in the exams they need to take while being in high school and guaranteeing financial aid for all students whose parents make less than $60,000 a year.

The Union-Tribune also reports on this as well.

going to be cutting the of tuition by 500 bucks down to 19,980 bucks.

wants to see his staff more closely monitor the state’s $770 million college savings program.

on opponents to the reassignment plan going to fight back with a ballot initiative.

are still going to be looking at a plan that will change high school graduation requirements so that all students will have to pass an online class in order to graduate. They have back off on that idea for now though.

The Kansas City Star reports on this high school that lets students take college classes at Metropolitan Community College-Penn Valley.