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A report for Michigan’s State Board of Education estimates $23 billion is needed to repair K-12 school facilities, focusing on health, safety, and air quality. Urgent repairs of $5.3 billion are required soon, with $17.4 billion needed later.
Attorney General Dana Nessel launches a public tracker spotlighting federal actions under Trump and their legal implications for Michigan residents. Federal Actions Tracker Raises Stakes for Trump-era Legal Challenges LANSING, MI – Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is escalating her efforts …
Michigan high schools must offer computer science courses by the 2027-2028 school year, as mandated by a new law. This initiative aims to enhance STEM education and digital skills, addressing workforce gaps and ensuring accessibility for all students across the state.
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.
The U.S. Department of Education has fined Baker College $2.5 million for misrepresenting career outcomes and salaries, revealing years of deceptive practices that misled potential students. The settlement mandates Baker to cease such practices, submit marketing materials for review, and inform affected parties.
