The AP reports that Yale Offers 2,000 freshman spots while 27,300 applied.

The Baltimore Sun reports on McDaniel students helping design the classes they’re taking.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports on Gordon Gee being the highest paid college president. The New York Times also look at college president pay as well..

The LA Times reports on California colleges that are seeing less people sign up to take classes to be a teacher.

The Miami Herald reports on weather Bright Future scholarships going to the right students.

The Tennessean reports on low teacher moral in Tennessee.

The AP reports on Public schools wooing foreign students to boost ranks.

The Detroit News reports on Vivian Carpenter who withdraws her name to replace Robert Bobb.

The Indy Star reports on Bad Charter Schools that could avoid closing.

The News & Observer reports on the state shifting more higher ed costs to students.

The Post Dispatch reports on Missouri to develop new teacher evaluation tool.

The USA Today reports on Ex-D.C. schools chief that is ‘100%’ behind test scores probe.

The Baltimore Sun reports on a Baltimore County delegation asking Kamenetz to restore teaching positions.

The Miami Herald reports on lawmakers seeking ways around the classroom size rules.

The New York Times reports on a program developed by the Erikson Institute that is helping public school teachers introduce mathematical concepts like measurement to preschool students.

The Detroit News reports on the Michigan Gov. that is still looking for a replacement for Robert Bobb.

The Oregonian Reports on Portland Maine Schools getting five more school days a year.

The Boston Globe has an article up on a Mass. House member saying the UMass program for community college students might be break for illegal immigrants

The Christian Science Monitor reports on a push to get 1 million volunteers to help struggling students.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports on Ohio schools facing a loss of state aid in Gov. John Kasich’s budget proposal.