U.s. Education Secretary Arne Duncan stop by South High School in Minneapolis Friday morning to advise students to take steps to get into college and to get it done, and tells them what his Department is doing to help.

Duncan to seniors and the elderly which is an important first step is to complete the free application for Federal Student Aid known as the FAFSA, which he said has been greatly simplified. The district will promote the FAFSA was completed next month because of the use of effective barrier to higher education by opening doors to federal grants and loans.

Among the questions is whether student Duncan lose he plans to return if President Barack Obama was re-elected. Yes, if Obama is going to have him, he said.

Baker announced Tuesday that he has been named Christian Rhodes to serve as an Advisor on education policy. Rhodes, 28, who lives in camp Springs, previously served as a political organizer for the State Education Association, the State of Maryland

Rhodes had to navigate the political arena is s; area

Education policy advisor, Rhodes will have broad portfolio, Baker said in a statement. He will be responsible for improving coordination between the various branches of County Government, including the formulation of the budget effectively and comprehensive school education, innovation, the pursuit of reform, and advocacy at both the State and national level, all the roles traditionally held by the School Board.