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Governor Gretchen Whitmer announces first in series of payments, lowering costs for more than 600 of Michigan’s next generation of teachers
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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
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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
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Randi Weingarten shares challenges, surprises and thrills.
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The governor said there is still more work to do to support teachers, staff, and students
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Package of bills designed to reverse teaching employment trend.
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Davenport scholarship program supports Bachelor of Science in urban STEM education.
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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.
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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.
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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…