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Newspapers already have the infrastructure for this and lesson plans would mean producing a paper for the day that accounts for the information consumed by high school students as well.
"Reading the paper" would have a completely new connotation in the world of open source textbook materials. Flat World could probably be made to deliver and drive content assembly into a format that newspapers could grok.