Michigan Public Schools See Record-High Achievement Amid Calls for More Funding

Michigan’s public schools achieve record graduation rates and increased participation in Career and Technical Education, yet state officials highlight funding gaps as critical issues. Literacy skills still lag, prompting calls for more investment in educational resources and teacher training.

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Whitmer’s Achievement Scholarship Plan Slashed College Costs for 60,000 Michigan Students

Nearly 60,000 Michigan students benefit from the Michigan Achievement Scholarship, saving families over $252 million in tuition costs and boosting workforce readiness. Michigan Achievement Scholarship Saves Students Over $252 Million LANSING, Mich. – Michigan’s effort to make higher education more affordable …

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Teaching Dreams? – 2 Virtual Michigan Teacher Job Fairs Are Worth Logging Into

Michigan is hosting virtual job fairs on March 12 and May 14, 2025, to connect educators with employers and combat teacher shortages. Despite progress in teacher preparation enrollment, challenges persist, prompting initiatives such as scholarships and streamlined certifications to strengthen the education workforce statewide.

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University of Michigan’s Pay Practices Spark Legal Battle -Faculty Sue Over Pay Delays

Faculty at the University of Michigan have filed a class-action lawsuit against the university, alleging systemic underpayment due to delayed salary increases. The lawsuit seeks compensation and compliance with salary policies, highlighting broader issues regarding equitable pay in academia amid financial constraints.

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Legislators Push for Inclusive History Be Taught in Michigan Schools

Michigan lawmakers have introduced the “Teach MI History” bills to reform K-12 education by including diverse cultural histories starting in the 2027-2028 school year. The initiative focuses on promoting understanding and empathy among students. It includes educator training and an advisory board for ongoing curriculum development.

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