Michigan Schools DEI Director Wants Affinity Spaces With No White People Allowed
Ingham County district risks a civil rights case, say attorneys who examined issue
Hospitals Collect More Fed Drug Purchase Subsidies, Intended Beneficiaries Don’t Get More Care
Studies’ evidence suggest federal program is mostly padding hospitals’ bottom lines
Whitmer’s Pandemic Recovery Boasts Not Supported By Real Employment Numbers
Her lockdowns shuttered twice as many businesses as the median figure for all states
Michigan Civil Rights Department: Concept Of Race Means White ‘Dominance Over non-White People’
Civil rights officials nod at claim that U.S. schools and colleges view Blacks as disposable
A Mental Health Therapeutic State Advancing In Michigan’s Public Schools
Government response to mediocre reading, writing and arithmetic results is to expand the mission
In 2022, School’s Usual Lesson On McCarthyite Political Persecution Causes A Tizzy
A simulated, privacy-invading questionnaire in a class lesson looked all too plausible in current environment
Public Schools’ New Critical Race Theory Window Dressing: Social-Emotional Learning
Michigan Department of Education is on board
Michigan’s Broken System For Rating Teacher’s Classroom Effectiveness
Current law, a failed bid to grab Obama-era federal education money, was never fully implemented
City Self-Imposes Costly Fire Department Minimum-Staff Mandate At Taxpayers’ Expense
How to juice some firefighters’ pay to more than $200,000
At This Detroit School, Teachers Get Massage Spa Chairs And High Marks, Students Get F’s
School’s latest assessment reports most of its instructors are ‘highly effective’
Battery Maker LG Chem Is Back At Michigan’s State Subsidy Window
$189.1 million this time
Pride Flags And ‘Queer Of The Week’ In Classrooms Are A Red Flag To Grand Ledge Parents
Kids ‘walking into the atmosphere of programming and indoctrination,’ one says
Staff Counts Ballooned In Teacher Of The Year’s Home District; She Claims Cuts
Number employed by Holt schools up 42% since 2013; enrollment is down 13%
Lenawee County Board Head Connected To Sports Complex Approved For COVID Bucks
Board already directed $2.3 million to scheme; it wants $10 million more and bought adjacent land
Teachers Unions Called For Closing Classrooms; Students Now Facing Mental Health Challenges
Each of Michigan’s big education unions opposed in-classroom instruction
Michigan's ‘Best Economic Recovery?’ State 11th From Bottom, Not 11th From Top
Employment here still down 3.2%, and 140,500 jobs have gone and not returned
Teacher Of The Year An Advocate For Union And Public School Interests’ Dubious Claims
They advocate for more money and powers
GOP Reminder Of Whitmer’s 45-Cent Gas Tax Hike Proposal Called ‘Bad Faith’
Story forgets that Republicans passed and she vetoed a $375M no-tax-hike boost to the road repair budget
State Education Department Promotes Far-Left U.S. History
An anti-American polemic called ‘A Racial Justice Guide to Thanksgiving’ links to inaccurate claims
MSU Prof Studies School Choice, Says It Would Hurt; 146 Studies Say It Would Help
Government education establishment circles wagons against a new tuition tax credit ballot proposal
Did The Crime, Served The Time — And Now He Can Make A Living
Scores of occupations require a Michigan license; until recently, this barred those with a record
New Report Rebuts General Teacher Shortage Narrative
‘(H)ard to see the justification for the broad scope of the governor’s ... bonus spending proposal’
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