The Cleveland Plain Dealer Reports….
on Cleveland schools and teachers that must resolve differences to get share of federal money.
Archive for December, 2009
The Oregonian Reports On….
the Diplomas Now program that is helping reduce dropouts.
The AP Reports…
on Hawaii teachers who have a deal in place to reduce furlough days.
The Indy Star Reports…
on Gov. Mitch Daniels saying that K-12 funding cuts of 3.5% are going to be done in one year instead of 18 months.
Colelge Related Articles For December 28, 2009
The Washington Post reports on college loans getting harder to get as college costs go up.
The AP reports on a Plan to repeal Neb. law giving discounted tuition to some illegal immigrants drawing support.
The New York Times reports on University branches in Dubai that are struggling.
They also report on college coaches in California having to deal with fund raising and budget problems.
The Dallas Morning News reports on Collin College rolling out a Web system to link students to academic advisers.
The Baltimore Sun reports on the University of Maryland that may cut the Yiddish professor they have.
The AP reports on Holy Apostles College and Seminary in Cromwell that is launching a master’s degree program to train laypeople to become parish administrators.
The Times Picayune reports on Delgado Community College looking to have more students in the spring semester.
The USA Today reports on more students studying for green jobs.
reports on Bradley University offering classes in computer gaming.
The News & Observer reports on Wake Technical Community College bracing for even more students.
The Union-Tribune reports on local community colleges in the area getting grants in order to help train people for green jobs.
More Federal Funding Articles…..
The AP reports on the state takeover of the Detroit Public School System as key piece used by Michigan to get federal money.
The New York Times reports on the Department Of Education saying that each state will take an estimated 681 Hours in order to complete a proposal to get at federal stimulus money.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports on Ohio wanting to change how it tracks students in order to get some federal stimulus money.
The News & Observer though reports on school bond money that has not been tapped yet for construction.
