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Classes, But Not Sports, Closed In January At Many Michigan School Districts

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U-M More Than Restores Coaches' Pandemic Pay Cuts

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Former Teachers Union Heads, Staff, Parlayed Big MEA Paychecks Into Jumbo Public Pensions

Ex-MEA presidents get state-constitution guaranteed six-figure pensions

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Michigan’s Big Pandemic Consultant Involved In Opioid And Cuomo Nursing Home Issues

McKinsey & Company is everywhere

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Auto Employment In Lansing Plunged Despite Earlier Round Of State GM Subsidies

State's media again buying same big-promises narrative as 1999

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Michigan Legislature Approves Taxpayer-Funded Subsidies For Affluent Home Buyers

Fiscal agency reports the money will flow to people who likely don’t really need it

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Hospital Chain: ‘Patently False’ That Staffing Shortage Due To Its Vaccine Mandate

Henry Ford says just 1% of its workforce left; in January feds sent in Disaster Medical Assistant Team

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Detroit Schools’ Big Spending Trend Rides COVID Money Spike, Likely Requires Enrollment Spike To Sustain

Superintendent’s bet on more and higher-paid staff in the balance

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Union Membership In US Stands At Lowest Level On Record; State Drops To 12th Nationally

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Flint Schools Get $50,000 In Federal COVID Aid Per Student To Mostly Keep Classrooms Closed

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Monroe Battlefield Group Using Modern Social Justice Framing To Tell Story Of Native American Mistreatment

And millions of tax dollars heading their way

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Teacher Quits When Pay Goes From $42K to $80k In Six Years

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Michigan Democratic Party: ‘The Client Of The Public Schools Is Not The Parent’

Post on party’s Facebook page echoes view of former Virginia Governor

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Health News Site Searches For Doctors Who Are ‘Spreading COVID-19 Misinformation’

Kaiser Health News approaches Michigan’s licensing department

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State Budget Loaded With Local, Special Interest Earmarks

'Christmas-tree' budgets return to Lansing

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In Obscene Video, Ferris State Professor Tells Students Final Grades Assigned Randomly

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Teacher Active With Union Got $95,000 Last Year, Says More Respect And Money Needed

District 20 miles from Ann Arbor

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Michigan Backslides In Moving Company’s 2021 Migration Data

United Van Lines moved more people out of the state than into it

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Parents Request School District’s ‘Critical Race’ Records, Get Bill For $409,000

Kent County district says it has 4,400 pounds worth of documents

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Special Needs Consultant Slams Riverview Schools For Double Standard On Masking

Mask regime appears casual, but a child with challenges is ordered behind plexiglass screens

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Top 10 From CapCon In ‘21: What Made You Look This Year

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Enrollment Down, Number Of Teachers Up In Rochester

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Benzie County Nonprofit Gets $5.2M In State Funds For Shoreline Project

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Battle Creek Gives Money To Private Developer, Relies On State To Repair Its Own City Hall

Also finds money to advance diversity, equity and inclusion ideology

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State Gives $1M To Michigan State University ‘Hub Of Innovation’ That Promotes ‘Decentering Whiteness’

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