The Morningstar Inc. people have out the 2009 look at the best and worst college saving plans in the USA. Topping the list is a fund from Ohio.

California State University Chancellor Charles B. Reed says he is looking for a 10% increase in student fees. The Mercury News and the Union-Tribune also report on this as well.

The Arizona Republic reports on the Arizona Board of Regents that is working on plan to lower the cost of going to college by possibly creating a brand new college or converting a community college into one.

The Miami Herald is out with a new article on the Bright Futures scholarships program that is in big problems.

Case Western Reserve University is going to one of the first universities in the USA to be using the new bigger screen Kindel device.

in the local school district who get paid while doing nothing as they wait to find out if they are fit to be a teacher. Some cases last a couple month, but a few cases have dragged on for year.

It is just plain nuts if a case to find out if you are fit enough to be a teacher needs to last over a year plus.

to ask the federal government for increasing funds for adult education.

on teachers that are loosing their jobs.

on parents who are not happy at all in the NYC by the school district to place kids in kindergarten.

on two-thirds of school districts in the state being placed on “academic watch” or “academic probation” which is the two worst rankings in the state.