on students in the Starts With Exercise, Attitude and Teamwork program.

on the White House looking to improve the No Child Left Behind Bill.

on the local school district that wound up overpaying for some real estate.

They also report on students at Notre Dame Marist Academy in an IB program.

on the Dell Foundation giving 10 million to Texas to help create a data system.

on out-of-state CPS contract for tutoring that draws protest.

The LA Times and Sacramento Bee with new articles on protests at the UC system.

The Miami Herald reports on college students in the state that are going to have a change to get a digital version of a textbook for free.

The Boston Globe reports on The American College of History and Legal Studies that is opening up. It is only a Junior/Senior college.

The USA Today reports on costs weighing heavily on family plans to send a student to college.

They also report on community colleges striving to boost study-abroad programs.

They also report on other countries that are starting to create co0mmunity colleges.

The Washington Post Reports on community colleges that are extending hours due over enrollment.

The New York Times reports on veterans that say they are still waiting for G.I Bill benefits.

They also report on the University of Illinois President that is stepping down. The Christian Science Monitor also comes in with a report.

The AP reports on California State University that is set to give honorary degrees to former Japanese-American students who were sent to internment camps during World War II.

The AP also reports on changes people are seeking for refunds for Texas prepaid college plans.

The Baltimore Sun reports on Loyola college changing its name to Loyola University.

The Dallas Morning News reports on entrepreneurs-to-be going to community college for some learning.

The Indy Star report on Indiana’s higher education commissioner that wants students to take the PSAT.