• The Arizona Republic:
• Sex counts against ex-teacher dismissed
• Planning boosts gifts of diversity

• Atlanta Journal-Constitution:
• Arrest questions Clayton official's residency
• Cobb education budget shows healthier finances
• Too few students in Cobb?
• Mohawk gets Ohio child cut off from kindergarten

• The Australian:
• National curriculum to rate performance

• Baltimore Sun:
• Broken hearts, broken dreams
• School to reopen today after tests for asbestos

• The BBC:
• Children's mags 'damage writing'
• Many teenage boys fail test grade
• Memory Issue 'Hits 10 Percent of Pupils'
• Heads 'ignore bullied teachers'

• Boston Globe:
• Colleges guard soaring endowments
• Need for new high school is explored
• Days of their lives
• City details search process

• Chicago Tribune:
• Parents, students protest Chicago school closings
• Schools award cellphones, minutes for good grades
• Berwyn student charged with shooting threat

• The Daily Yomiuri (Japan):
• Hitotsubashi U. eager to lure Kansai students

• The Dallas Morning News :
• TAKS test season arrives with fear, fanfare
• Hockaday School employee charged with attempting to solicit a minor online
• Fort Worth's Northwest ISD board backs May bond election

• Des Moines Register:
• Graduation Rate of 74 Percent Ranks D.M. 2nd-Lowest in State
• Waukee weighs adding schools
• Johnston shares data of student testing
• DM teachers eager to get students back outside for recess

• The Detroit News:
• U-M says endowment funds aid students

• Houston Chronicle:
• Pre-K teacher accused of calling children 'stupid'
• Conroe High math teacher quits amid child sex case
• HISD gets green light for $805 million construction bond

• The Kansas City Star:
• KC school board identifies recruits for education-reform task force

• Lexington  Herald-Leader:
• Gang activity gets attention
• Six snow days and counting

• Los Angeles Times:
• Calif. school districts to get help
• L.A. Unified consultant under scrutiny of D.A.'s watchdog

• The Miami Herald:
• Broward school sports, bonuses facing the ax
• Fla. schools need more cash for state goals

• Minneapolis Star Tribune:
• Classroom crunch at Prior Lake High

• The New Orleans Times‑Picayune:
• Jeff school staffs wary of changes
• Kids moved by exercise club
• Parish president lauds proposed campus
• School sign-up deadline extended
• Special ed services offered to schools

• The New York Times:
• School Board to Pay in Jesus Prayer Suit

• The Oregonian:
• District marks 10 for scrap
• Parents seek guard oversight
• Students aren't hip to the beet generation

• Philadelphia Inquirer:
• Philadelphia school funding worries parents
• Kensington students get promise of small schools

• The (Raleigh, N.C.) News and Observer:
• Rally supports Escamilla

• The Sacramento Bee:
• Six regional school districts targeted for failing to meet federal standards

• The Salt Lake Tribune:
• No classes on Veterans Day?
• Teacher pay increases move to House, Senate

• The Seattle Times:
• Auditors: Fragmented, decentralized system is swamping Seattle district

• The Toronto Star:
• High school grad rates inching up

• The Washington Post:
• Vote on School Zones in Fairfax Pits Neighbor Against Neighbor
• School Bus Overturns in Pr. George's
• Parents Protest Plan for School Closures
• Judge Denies Parents' Plea to Force Rhee to Release Spending Plan