teachers

Governor Gretchen Whitmer announces first in series of payments, lowering costs for more than 600 of Michigan’s next generation of teachers

Joel Perez hasn’t had a typical high school experience until now. As he navigates advanced placement classes, football practice and his role as a student leader, he’s focusing on a future in front of the classroom

The state is making an investment in future educators with the hope of attracting more teachers to the profession. Applications open today for a new fellowship and stipend program

Randi Weingarten shares challenges, surprises and thrills.

The governor said there is still more work to do to support teachers, staff, and students

Package of bills designed to reverse teaching employment trend.

Davenport scholarship program supports Bachelor of Science in urban STEM education.

The goal is to engage with K-12 students of color to help them see education as a career, continue to mentor them as they study at GVSU and supporting them in their careers.

The bill lets secretaries, paraprofessionals and other school employees without a teaching certificate — such as library aides, bus drivers, cooks and office workers — work as subs as long as they have a high school diploma or equivalency certificate.

Michigan's health department will urge schools to continue making students, teachers and other staff wear masks for the rest of the academic year even if…