Education: Morning Roundup

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Morning Roundup:From the Los Angeles Times: Students dread transition out of Beverly Hills Unified

The few dozen nonresident eighth-graders who won't be going to Beverly High as planned say they're left in limbo, not sure where to enroll or how they'll adjust to new academic and social standards.

From The New York Times: For Students at Risk, Early College Proves a Draw

Early-college schools, once for the affluent and overachieving, are serving more low-income students.

From Miller-McCune: Female Teachers Add to Students' Math Anxiety

Highly math-anxious female teachers may lead girls to conform to the stereotype that, when it comes to math, they just can't compete with the boys.

From the Detroit Free Press: What's it like inside the Detroit Public Schools

Second of five parts: Overwhelmed teachers try to overcome challenges.

Photo via Librado Romero at The New York Times.