Editor's Note: This is our weekly news roundup of education-related events nationwide and in our launch regions, compiled by one of our amazing interns.  

National:
SCOTUS Watch:
+ SCOTUS sides with Arizona in Language Case (NYT, NPR)
+ Student's rights violated in strip search (NYT, NPR, NPR)
+ SCOTUS affirms reimbursement for special education (NYT, NPR)

+ As factories close, teenagers focus more on college (NYT)
+ Good teaching can be enhanced by new technology (DOE)
+ Home school football league thrives in Georgia (NYT)
+ Professors begin to embrace Twitter (Washington Post, Follow us on Twitter!)
+ FAFSA form becomes easier to fill out (NYT)
+ LA to cut 2,000 teaching positions (NPR)
+ Students without Borders (Washington Post)
+ Colleges offering more choices in summer (NYT)
+ UK to eliminate "i" before "e" rule (NPR)
+ Sec. Duncan warns that subpar charter schools hurt their cause (NYT)
+ DOE to remove little red schoolhouse (Washington Post)
+ Videos of the week: Middle School basketball player, was Obama a high school jock or a nerd?