Teaching 'Hard' - Yes, 'Underappreciated' - Maybe, but 'Underpaid' a Stretch
A solid career choice for those who can
Average Teacher Salaries Decline, But Individual Educators Get More
Pay levels in one district show, 'It's complicated'
State Fails to Make Required Teacher Pension Fund Contribution
Superintendent: 'It’s huge. You can’t keep up with it'
Detroit Schools Do Not Have 'Low Pay' or 'Crowded Classes'
And if supplies are short, recent corruption charges may explain why
In Michigan, Uber Operates in a Legal Gray Area — These Bills Would Change That
A light statewide approach looks to give regulatory certainty
Job Churn Shows Why Targeted Tax Favors Do Not Work
There is constant job loss and creation in the state economy
Detroit Charters Face All of the Obstacles of Detroit Public Schools – And Overcome Them
Success at Detroit Achievement Academy and Cesar Chavez Academy-East
House Dems to Detroit Parents: No New Charter Schools For You
Unanimous vote in House committee
Detroit Public Schools Debt Largely Not Supported By Additional Taxpayer Dollars
The state isn't on the hook for most of what DPS owes
What’s Your Bubble? A Think Tank Checks Its Privilege
The ‘bubble score’ of Mackinac Center staff
Group at Fore of Detroit School Preservation Effort Has Mixed Record
Well-funded Excellent Schools Detroit favors bailout
State Attorneys General Wage War on Political Dissent
NY AG: Use 'creative ways' to silence opponents
Some Michigan Universities Spend Huge Money Subsidizing Sports
Eastern, Western transfer tens of millions from general fund to athletics
Michigan Budget on Course for $7 Billion Rise Under Republicans
From $47.6 billion in 2011 to $55 billion

The Evidence is Clear: State Spending on Colleges is Wasteful
Michigan increases higher education spending by tens of millions
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