Posted by: Posted On:16 Dec 2019
Michigan Department of Education Continues to Fail West Michigan Students, Parents GLEP report card, Reading and SAT scores show Kent, Ottawa, Muskegon County schools too often fail to adequately teach, prepare students LANSING— The Michigan Department of Education has for
Posted by: Posted On:3 Dec 2019
What’s more important for our kids – mastering skills and subject matter, or simply accumulating time spent sitting in a classroom? The answer may be obvious, but the question is at the center of a long-raging debate among education
Posted by: Posted On:20 Nov 2019
State law required the Michigan Department of Education to publish A-F letter grades for each of the state’s public school buildings by September 1, 2019. They said it couldn’t be done. They said the earliest anyone could generate these report
Posted by: Posted On:12 Nov 2019
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Posted by: Posted On:12 Nov 2019
As Michigan Department of Education Breaks School Performance Reporting Law, GLEP Calculates, Publishes School A-F Report Cards Department Illegally Hides School Performance Data for 72 Consecutive Days – and Counting LANSING— The Great Lakes Education Project today called on the
Posted by: Posted On:6 Nov 2019
November is National Scholarship Month and on the heels of a devastating public school funding cut from the Governor, it couldn’t come at a better time for Michigan’s kids. While officials in Detroit unveil sweeping new scholarship opportunities, the fight
Posted by: Posted On:21 Oct 2019
The tectonic plates under Michigan’s school choice landscape may be shifting, with school choice reality as we know it ready to shift. The United States Supreme Court recently announced their intention to hear oral arguments in a case called Espinoza
Posted by: Posted On:7 Oct 2019
Governor Gretchen Whitmer last week wielded her veto pen as a vicious weapon against kids in Detroit and the public school teachers who dedicate their lives to educate them. The Governor last Monday callously slashed $240 in annual per-pupil funding
Posted by: Posted On:1 Oct 2019
Whitmer Slashes Funding for Most Students in Detroit, Boosts Funding for Wealthy, Suburban Schools Governor Cuts $240 Per-Pupil from Students in Schools Serving Minority Students, Students Receiving Free and Reduced-Price Lunch LANSING—Great Lakes Education Project Executive Director Beth DeShone today
Posted by: Posted On:17 Sep 2019
Last week the Michigan House and Senate announced plans to increase the state’s per-pupil school funding by up to $240 per student. The nearly $400 million budget jump for Michigan’s schools is great news for public school teachers and for