Michigan's Largest School Districts Breaking Teacher Pay Law
12 of 20 ignore law completely, another 6 pay lip service
$28K Or Less For First-Year Teachers? Three Districts Pay That
Three small districts, plus Benton Harbor did last year
Pushing Back Against Government Takings
New bill would provide remedy for property violations
Close Failing Public Schools? Not In Michigan — Yet
Charter schools are closed for poor academic progress, but not conventional district schools
House Republican Policy Plan Lays the Groundwork for Action
Pensions, education, criminal justice all areas ripe for change
Detroit Public Schools Goes Big For Teacher Merit Pay
Out of 2,729 Detroit teachers, 96 earned $1,000 rewards for student progress
State Pays More as Community College Tuition Rises, Enrollment Falls
State pension underfunding expense socks colleges; professor questions value for taxpayer dollars
People First or Well Connected Developers?
We should provide tax relief for all instead of favors to a select few
How an 'Ineffective' Teacher Gets Third-Highest Pay Level
Law requires merit pay, but seniority and college credits actually set it
Official ‘Bias Response’ Enforcers Stifle Michigan Universities
Who corrects bias of the university’s ‘bias response team’?
State Pension Funds Move To Risky Investments
Lack of payoff on investments is biggest driver of underfunding
Testimony: When Will Michigan Families Get Some Tax Relief Too?
Spending interests get theirs, corporate welfare recipients rolling in taxpayer dollars
State Superintendent Claims First-Year Teachers Make $28K—We Can't Find Them
CapCon has reviewed hundreds of contracts; never seen salaries that low
Scofflaw School Districts Ignore Merit Pay Law, Face No Sanctions
State Education Department: We have no authority to enforce this
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Studies of Government-funded Tourism Promotion Withstand Criticism
Publicly funded marketing for tourism is a waste of money
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