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Nicole Goehring: VTA's project labor agreement will increase BART line costs
A recent column by the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority chairman and Santa Clara County Supervisor Ken Yeager praised VTA's vote last September that put in place a discriminatory Project Labor Agreement for construction on the BART to San Jose Project.

House defeats charter school amendmen...
A proposed constitutional amendment that would allow the state government to set up charter schools at the local level and require local school boards to provide funding for those schools failed to receive the required two-thirds vote in the House of Representatives on Wednesday.

Federal student aid: More Michigan students apply, bring more home
It's a damned if you do or don't situation, but we'd really prefer President Barack Obama did not... Sarah Robine, 18, of South Lyon works on her FAFSA form at College Goal Sunday at Eastern Michigan University with family: Joshua Strzalka, 5; Jim Strzalka, 54, and Sarah's mom, Dawn Strzalka, 47.

Liars for Yahweh! How the Tikun Olam Charter school Got a $600,000 Federal grant
Question: How does a charter school whose multiple applications have been riddled with lies and misrepresentations and has been rejected three times by a state education department get approved for a $600,000 grant from the federal government? Answer: The federal government admittedly does not routinely fact check grant applications for charter ... (more)

Analysis: The politics of education is complex
Two of the biggest issues to emerge in this legislative session both involve education, the HOPE Scholarship and charter schools.

Julie Jason: STOCK Act a step in the right direction
Why do some congressmen and senators manage to accumulate significant wealth beyond their salaries? This is the question that Hoover Institution fellow Peter Schweizer asked himself when he began researching our Washington lawmakers' financial disclosure statements -- and it led to the Nov.

5.2m Swansea schools funding increase
The document, which will be debated by councillors next week, includes proposals to increase school funding by more than 2.4 million.

Tax preparer pleads guilty to fraud
A tax preparer pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday to preparing and filing phony tax returns for his friends and family, costing the federal government more than $340,000 in bogus refunds, the U.S. Attorney's Office said.

Florida gets waiver from federal No Child Left Behind law
Florida has been granted a waiver from the federal No Child Left Behind law, which will free the state from complicated school-accountability rules and allow it to use its school grading system as the sole judge of public education.