Former Gov. Granholm Left Teaching Job at Berkeley; Husband Dan Mulhern to Teach One Class in Fall
Granholm on unpaid leave for 22 months
Detroit’s Top Employer No Longer a Government Entity
Rock Ventures takes the top jobs slot
Pay for New Ann Arbor Teachers Up 24-44 Percent in Four Years
Veteran teachers see slight decrease; payments to pension system soar
School Funding Is Complicated: One Part Goes Down But Total Goes Up
State's foundation grant to Ann Arbor goes down, but aid per pupil goes up
Detroit Soccer Team Turns to Private Investment to Fund New Stadium
Working in Detroit: Private investment fueled by the MILE Act
As Municipal Golf Courses Lose Money, Taxpayers Pick Up the Tab
Lansing subsidizes its course to the tune of $24 per round
Lawsuit Challenges Forced Payments for Tourism Bureaus
Business owner challenges 'the tourism mafia'
Here's What the NY Times Got Wrong On Detroit Public Schools
Grab a cup of coffee, this will take a while
How Bad Investment Rate Projections Cause Pension Underfunding
Municipal discount rate assumptions prove to be costly
Academic Failure Forces Charter School Closure
When did this ever happen in a traditional public school?
More Mythical School Funding Cuts Reported
But even with no cuts, school boards face big challenges
I Don’t Have Answers to These Questions
There aren't always easy answers to policy questions
Union Contract Delivers Five-Year Salary Freeze for State’s Teacher of the Year
‘Unions call teachers professionals – but they are paid ... like assembly line workers’
New Evidence: Film Incentives Still Don’t Work
Research from Michael Thom analyzes a variety of programs
Deficits Loom, But Community College Launches Athletics Program Anyway
'We need to do something,' says president
One Brighton Area Schools Administrator in Line for $58,000 Increase in Pay
Top administrator takes on third job title
A $4.6 Billion Transit Millage Is a Tax Too Far for Detroit
Time to question the benefits of the Regional Transit Authority
Vote Sends Lake Michigan Water Outside the Great Lakes Basin
Intergovernmental group gives OK for Waukesha to draw from Lake Michigan
Right-To-Work For More? Michigan Income Growth the Nation’s Third-Fastest
State’s unemployment rate hits 15 year low
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Michigan Adequacy Study Shows the State Already Spends Plenty on Education
New study provides few clear-cut answers
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