on a bill in the Michigan Senate that would make it easier to change low performing public schools into charter schools with merit pay.

with an article on the California Gov. and his push for digital textbooks.

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports on Drexel University and Haddonfield Memorial High School joining in a partnership where some students at the high school can take college level classes at Drexel.

The Hartford Courant reports on the Gov. that is going to allow credit unions in the state to offer college loans with the backing of a partial government guarantee.

The New York Times now reports on the panel appointed by the Illinois Gov. on the admission policies of the University of Illinois.

The Dallas Morning News reports on Dallas school Superintendent Michael Hinojosa who could wind up facing questions on the college prep program for disadvantaged students.

on a few of the poorer schools districts in the state that are joining forces in order to protect their budgets from year-to-year, dollar-for-dollar reductions.

on the local school district backing away from a plan that will allow students to ride a different bus home each day from school.

They also report on the uncertainty on how much the General Assembly in the state is going to be cutting from the education budget.

They also report on the Durham Public Schools system finding jobs for 60 probationary teachers.

on Superintendent Arlene Ackerman who feels support for her 2014 plan is loosing steam.

They also report on the School Reform Commission that says firms that do business with students need new roles.