November 1, 2011 Education News
The New York Times reports on Copper Union that is looking to charge tuition for the first time in over 100 years.
The LA times reports on the LAUSD facing a lawsuit linking teacher ratings to student performance.
The Chicago Sun Times reports on top schools in the area have longer school days.
The AP reports on Merit pay for schools that may make the grade in NJ.
The Oregonian reports on a record 10,379 students across Oregon who speak English as their second language were deemed proficient in English last school year.
The Sacramento Bee reports on school districts waiting to see if state revenue shortfalls trigger more cuts.
