and his move to spare education cuts from the budget.

San Francisco Chronicle link, LA Times link, Sacramento Bee link.

The AP reports on Taiwanese colleges that are going to admit Chinese students.

The New York Times reports on minority students that are lagging behind other races when it comes to going to law school.

The Indy Star reports on the Universities in the state that have until the end of the month to figure out how they are going to cut 60 million bucks.

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports on Cheyney University that could lose its accreditation if it does not make changes in its long-range planning and finances.

The Christian Science Monitor and Washington Post report on Obama directing $250 million for science and math education.

The Herald Leader reports on the University of Kentucky being a part of national push for more math and science teachers

The AP reports on a few states that are going to adopt a program to get more math and science teachers in the classroom.

on the CalPASS program which helps high school students get more ready college.

on the Arizona Education Association that is starting over in challenging budget legislation affecting public school employees.

on South Florida schools districts that are running into money trouble due to having more students enrolled then they estimated.