in the state that are going the home school route.

The New York Times reports on young lawyers turning to public service jobs.

The Sacramento Bee reports on the California budget mess that is causing no Cal Grants have gone out to college students.

The Dallas Morning News and Houston Chronicle are both reporting on research universities in the state that are looking to become tier one schools.

The Union-Tribune reports on the San Diego Community College District’s governing board adopted its 2010-11 budget on Thursday that will start to reverse a two-year trend of cutting classes.

The Boston Globe is out with a new article on colleges in the state that are looking to change over to the University name.

They also report on the IU president proposing a 3% wage increase.

The Indy Start reports on 7 colleges in the state that are dumping dorm phones.

The AP reports on University of Connecticut officials saying the names and Social Security numbers of almost 10,200 applicants were on a computer reported stolen.

that may not be teaching in a class at the start of the school year.

coming back to the school district after a seven year absence.

budget cuts to education that are going to be occurring in Georgia.

that helps bridge the Latino educational achievement gap.