The AP reports on certain college students that are trying to rack up as little debt as possible that is causing a problem of students getting a four year degree.

The Post Dispatch reports on campuses seeing a car crunch as enrollment increases.

The New York Times reports on for-profit certification for teachers.

The AP reports on $30M being spent in 6 years on Kalamazoo scholarships.

The Arizona Republic reports on teaching interns helping out lacking skills.

The New York Times reports on school bringing back basic building blocks.

The Detroit News reports on the state that is going to fine the Detroit Public Schools for its high truancy rate.

The Tennessean reports on Governor Haslam seeking a 20 percent jump in student scores.

The GAO has a report out where they were tried to get into 15 commercial colleges with phony and poor high school records and was successful at getting into 12 of them.

Reuters reports on college savings drop off as more parents feel pinched.

The New York Times reports that now 20 students are being accused of cheating on the SAT exams.

CNN reports on income really mattering who graduates from college.

The New York Times reports on a program called Let’s Get Ready that helps students get into college.

The Detroit News reports on the Detroit Public Schools Meat Shop that is helping students cook up careers.

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports on how New Jersey’s bid for a ‘No Child’ waiver could affect Camden schools.

The Baltimore Sun reports on schools exchange naming rights for donations.

The LA Times reports on a new survey out saying that Californians are willing to pay higher taxes for better schools.

looking at teacher evaluations and they found that both a value-added method and principal observations tied to a teaching framework identified the same teachers as particularly high or low-performing under Chicago’s teacher-evaluation pilot.

The New York Times reports on 11 states that are seeking relief From ‘No Child’ provisions in return for raising standards.

The Christian Science Monitor reports on what colleges are doing to ease the leap from war zone to classroom.

The LA times reports on Cal State tuition that could rise 9% next fall.

The Oregonian reports on the Oregon University System enrollment hitting a record-high 100,000 students