schools posting improvements in math and reading

looking at college dropouts and how much they wind up costing the USA. They figure that almost 9.2 Billion has been spent by state and federal governments through the years of 2003-2008 on first year college attrition.

the warning signs that were ignored on New York State exams for school students.

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports on colleges that are struggling to recruit more men.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports on Ohio State University President E. Gordon Gee setting big goals for university.

The AP reports on a Mass. law school seeking to foster its own recruits.

The LA Times reports on UCLA students learning indigenous Latin American languages such as Zapotec, Mixtec and Quechua.

The New York Times reports on France wrestling with its two tiers of higher education.

They even report on more affluent Indian parents sending their kids to US schools.

The Times Picayune reports on enrollments rising at many local colleges.

The Union-Tribune reports on high school students in a medical pathways program to give them a jump start on medical careers.

The Indy Star though reports on Lawyers going to high schools in order to help recruit new ones.

on schools getting creative to cut down the classroom size.

in the local school district wind up repeating that grade level.