The Post Dispatch reports on advisers nudging low-income families toward college.

The MPE News reports on college students only going three years to get a college degree.

The Washington Post reports on D.C. school officials that are wary of security on school exams.

The Sacramento Bee reports on school blurring the line when it comes to giving out incentives for the STAR exams.

The Denver Post reports on 53 percent of DPS students opt out of assigned campuses.

The Oregonian reports on the Oregon Senate passing a bill increasing focus on Oregon history in schools.

The Tennessean reports on teachers’ scores to rely on others in new evaluation system.

The Indy Star Reports on second grade students at one Northern Indiana school to get some iPads in order to work on their reading skills.

The Des Moines Register reports on Iowa City teachers being the best paid in the state.

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports on rally against school cuts.

The Baltimore Sun reports on delegates to debate in-state tuition for illegal immigrants

The New York Times reports on the growing debate over quality when it comes to online classes.

The AP reports on president Obama to drill down on energy and education.

The News & Observer reports on big changes that could occur to year-round schools in the area.

The Baltimore Sun reports on Filipino teachers that are criticizing hiring practices in Prince George’s County.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports on the Cleveland school board laying off 643 teachers and closing 7 schools.

The Chicago Sun-times reports on a new effort to get recess back at Chicago public grammar schools

The New York Times reports on a A NY1-Marist poll that placed Cathleen P. Black’s job approval rating among New York City adults at 17 percent with 23% that do not even know here name.

The Star Tribune reports on schools would be graded A to F based on students’ state test scores in Minnesota.

The Indy star reports on the local school district that will lay off 271 workers due to a declining enrollment.

The Detroit News reports on Robert Bobb and the DPS that are going to be holding town hall meetings this week.

They even report on a group that has been given the okay to screen charter schools.

The AP reports that Yale Offers 2,000 freshman spots while 27,300 applied.

The Baltimore Sun reports on McDaniel students helping design the classes they’re taking.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports on Gordon Gee being the highest paid college president. The New York Times also look at college president pay as well..

The LA Times reports on California colleges that are seeing less people sign up to take classes to be a teacher.

The Miami Herald reports on weather Bright Future scholarships going to the right students.