The Philadelphia Inquirer reports on the burden of college costs falling more and more on students.

The LA Times reports on college students that have gotten accepted to college already.

The Miami Herald reports on South Florida’s crumbling schools and how they got that way.

The New York Times reports on the Mooresville School District and how computers for students are working to improve academic performance.

The Baltimore Sun reports on police officers mentoring children at Middle River school.

The New York Times reports on 10 states getting NCLB waivers.

The Detroit News reports on the DPS that is going to close 16 schools and offer 4 others for charters.

The New York Times reports on studies that say the education gap growing between the rich and poor.

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports on a Pa. plan where state-system colleges could lose a third of their funding.

The Baltimore Sun reports on a large number of city teachers receive unsatisfactory evaluations.

The Sacramento Bee reports on the California teachers’ retirement fund committing $500 million to infrastructure improvements.

The LA Times reports on Cal State Northridge students stressing out under tightened enrollment.

The Tennessean reports on Tennessee students and parents weigh their school options.

The Detroit News reports on law enforcement agencies work together to combat truancy in Detroit

and they show that 23 percent of Oregon students in grades k-12 were chronically absent in 2009-10.

The Daily News reports on the union representing nurses in the Philadelphia School District that wants the state to force the district to stop allowing non-nurses from medicating students.

The Chicago Sun Times reports on spending on state grants for low-income college students would jump by “tens of millions of dollars” under a push by Gov. Pat Quinn that he will make in his State of the State address.