a consultant whose recommendations include not reducing grades for cheating or missing a deadline for handing in work.

on teens that are doing the prom on the cheap.

Green Dot charter operator Steve Barr who wants to see parents wind up with way more control over the local school district.

on some high school students in the Mesquite area that could wind up having to go fewer days in the school year if they wind up passing all the TAKS exams they have to take.

They also report on Coppel Chater school that could be the first in the state to teach Arabic classes.

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports on the mystery college donor that could have giving money to the Temple first.

The LA Times, San Francisco Chronicle, and the Union-Tribune all report on the University of California regents agreeing to a 9.3% student fee increase.

In a related article the Sacramento Bee reports on UC chancellor pay going up in some places as the student fees also go up.

USA Today looks at the recent studies on Facebook and weather they impact your GPA.

The Pioneer Press reports on the University of Wisconsin-Madison that could wind up with higher tuition.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports on Case Western Reserve University creating a private virtual world in Second Life.

Ivy Tech Community College is looking at capping enrollment for next year.

The Herald Leader reports on the Kentucky’s Project Graduate program and Patrick Rowan who is finally going to get a college degree after 40 years.

The AP reports on a bill to shore up the tuition program they have stalling.

on Ball High School and the substitute teacher problem they have is so bad that students are having to wind up watching movies. The article says that on a good day 10 teachers are out, but on a bad day an easy 20 could be out.