with a new article on the survey out that could change what schools that could wind up going to be year-round schools.

on a judge that says that teacher Matthew Kim must be fired immediately.

The USA Today along with the Princeton Review are out with the 2010 look at the top values for college.

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports on more colleges that are having non-credit courses online.

The AP reports that it is not hard to apply for financial aid for college.

The Baltimore Sun reports on the University of Maryland that wants a ruling favoring Morgan reviewed so the University of Maryland can start offering an online doctoral program.

The Sacramento Bee reports on the Kitchen Academy school changing its name to the Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts.

The Union-Tribune reports on more colleges offering green-themed classes.

on state exit exams standards that have been lowered in order to get more students to graduate.

on Wake County commissioners’ Chairman Tony Gurley that has accused the school system of deliberately not offering students access to algebra in middle school to raise test scores.

on the complications school communities in the state need to sort through in order to get at the federal stimulus money.