The Baltimore Sun reports on four-year schools courting more community college graduates

The Tennessean reports on School loan default lawsuits going back decades.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports on educators that are aiming to eliminate the need for remedial college work.

The LA Times reports on UC’s new admissions rules confusing applicants.

The Tennessean reports on out-of-state students testing TN universities.

The New York Times reports on students at LaGuardia Community College in Queens taking remedial classes.

The New York Times reports on elite local high schools cutting down on home work.

The Detroit News reports on a survey that says class sizes over limit at 42 Detroit schools

The AP reports on women making slow, but sure strides in science and math.

The Georgetown Center on Education and the Workforce is out with a new report saying that Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics skills are spreading far beyond fields like computing and lab research.

The AP reports that U-M’s fall enrollment is at record levels for third straight year.

saying that in the years from 2004 to 2009 U.S. Community colleges have spent almost 4 billion bucks on community college students that do not come back for a second year.

The Miami Herald reports on Gov. Rick Scott that wants to know where college graduates in Florida are finding jobs, how much they’re earning and what university officials are paid.

The New York Times reports on Australia shifting gears to attract more international students.

The Hartford Courant reports on Jumoke Charter School and how they are doing great score wise.

The Christian Science Monitor reports on weather a new No Child Left Behind law can pass before the 2012 elections. The AP though reports on education making a political comeback in Washington.

The Chicago Tribune reports on six out of every 10 Illinois public schools have failed to meet federal test targets this year.

The Detroit News reports that the Detroit Public Schools have exceeds target student enrollment even after getting a 9.7% decrease in enrollment from last year.

The Dallas Morning News reports on more Texas students taking Advanced Placement tests, but the passing rates aren’t keeping up.

going over the 1 trillion mark this year and this year is the first time Americans have borrowed over 100 billion bucks to go to college.