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NewsRoom
5:26 pm
Thu May 30, 2013

Low-Performing School Authority Hits Halfway Mark In Fundraising

Governor Rick Snyder says the 15 Detroit schools being run by the state Educational Achievement Authority are already showing signs of improvement.

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NewsRoom
3:35 pm
Fri May 24, 2013

State Department Of Education Budget Stalls Due To Common Core Battle

Debate over whether to drop a set of national school standards has stalled a bill to fund the Michigan Department of Education.

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NewsRoom
5:10 pm
Mon April 29, 2013

State School Takeover Bill Stalls In Senate, Republicans Want Changes

Republicans in the state Senate say it’s time to go back to the drawing board on a bill that would facilitate state takeovers of struggling schools.

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NewsRoom
4:25 pm
Fri April 26, 2013

Support Building In Lansing To Change High School Graduation Requirements

A plan to change Michigan’s high school graduation requirements could be sent to the state House floor as early as next week.

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NewsRoom
5:12 pm
Fri April 19, 2013

Snyder Administration Says “Secret Group” Not Seriously Considering School Vouchers

The Snyder administration says an education work group is not seriously discussing a voucher-like system for public schools.

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NewsRoom
6:08 pm
Wed April 10, 2013

Lawmakers Consider Changes To Michigan Merit Curriculum

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The state would change its high school graduation requirements under a plan in the state House.

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NewsRoom
3:41 pm
Fri April 5, 2013

Lawmaker Doubts Part Of Michigan School Takeover Bill

A lawmaker is skeptical of changes to legislation giving the state control over more of Michigan's worst schools.

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NewsRoom
5:16 pm
Fri March 22, 2013

Governor Snyder Praises Michigan House For Passing EAA Bill

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Governor Rick Snyder is applauding the Michigan House for approving legislation that would expand a state-run authority for struggling schools.

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Radio Made in Michigan
2:42 pm
Tue February 19, 2013

Lansing teachers seek new contract before 'Right to Work' kicks in

In five weeks, Michigan’s so-called Right to Work law takes effect.  Some local Michigan teacher unions are working to lock in new contracts before then.  In some cases, it’s an effort to delay the impact of the controversial new law since it will not include contracts already in place by March 27, when it takes effect. 

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NewsRoom
6:08 pm
Mon January 7, 2013

National Advocacy Group Ranks Michigan 6th In Nation For Education Policy

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Michigan ranks sixth in the nation for education policy in a report released Monday by a controversial national advocacy group. 

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