The Miami Herald reports on this physics and math at Florida International University who is only 12 years old.

The Arizona Republic reports on these five words “as nearly free as possible” in the state constitution on college education that are still sparking confusion, angry debate and talk of lawsuits.

The Dallas Morning News reports on Lisa Ashmore who wound up getting a degree from an uncredited college, but still got into alternative certification teacher training company iteachTexas. The TEA is looking to cancel her certificate.

The AP reports on Joe Biden who wants to make higher education more affordable.

The Sacramento Bee reports on Vocational Schools and weather they are worth the price.

The Denver Post reports on colleges in the state that are still bracing for program cuts and major changes in education philosophy even if the legislature reaches a final agreement on $300 million in budget savings that would restore higher-education funds for the coming year.

State Colleges and Universities in California are going to get 500 million bucks out of the 3.1 billion in federal stimulus money for schools.

Eastern Kentucky University is freezing pay for the 2009-2010 school year.

The Tennessean reports on a new Austin Peay State University degree that is getting some big time interest.

They also report on Tennessee State University that wants to become a top research school.

on a 10 year old kid that was able to order the Pennsylvania System of School Assessment tests.

The Pioneer Press reports on this person that helps gets homeless students to school.

is looking to send out a few corruption cases in the next couple of weeks.

One is on school districts in the state that are going to cut back or eliminate summer school in order to save cash.

The other on is on schools that are hoping that they can become charter schools.