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The bills are meant to prevent lead and other contaminant exposure in schools
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Michigan’s Charter Public School Association Dan Quisenberry shares more about the status and study.
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The Grand Rapids Public School Board of Education voted unanimously to approve language for a $305 million no-tax-increase bond proposal, Monday. The measure will appear on the ballot this fall.
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Democrats and Republicans in the Legislature said they were still digesting the contents of the report
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Past efforts to expand the sales to services have failed. A law adopted in 2007 was widely panned and quickly repealed
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Teachers and other school workers could have a bigger voice in placement and discipline policies under bills working their bills through the state House
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The question of whether school districts’ COVID-19 mask policies were legal won’t be settled right now. The Michigan Court of Appeals ruled that the issue no longer matters because the mask policies are no longer in effect
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The Michigan Senate voted today to scrap the state’s A-through-F system for grading school performance
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Schools would no longer receive letter grades as part of their annual evaluations. That's under legislation passed today in the Michigan House
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The chair of the state House higher education budget subcommittee called Thursday for a permanent fund to help colleges and universities upgrade and maintain campus security systems