are out.

The Christian Science Monitor reports on two way to curb the violence.

The New York Times reports on the Attorney General in Chicago that pledges an effort to curb the violence.

The Chicago Sun-Times also reports on the meeting in Chicago.

The Atlanta Journal Constitution reports on the state standardizing dual-enrollment programs for high school students.

The Chronicle of Higher Education reports on Ithaca College that has so much enrollment that they are going to pay 31 students up to 10 grand to sit out of going to college for one full year.

The Washington Post reports on the president wanting to increase Pell Grants.

The Pioneer Press reports on Enrollment at St. Cloud State University increasing 4.5% from last year.

The Salt Lake Tribune reports on people asking for waivers on students fees doubling from last year.

The Post Dispatch reports on the local area lagging in college degrees.

The LA Times reports on the University of Southern California’s Annenberg School for Communication announcing that it was adding the word ‘journalism’ its name.

The Boston Globe reports on older learners that are creating their opwn learning programs.

on teacher Mena Lofland and students that are in her business class.

on Mississippi mandating that civil rights classes must be taught in schools.

on high school students in a self funded program that help build homes.

on the local school district that is now going to put school breakfast information into principal report cards.

They also report on Philadelphia School District Superintendent Arlene Ackerman who is changing some people at the top.