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Michigan is receiving $4 million to help improve access to early child development programs in the state.
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St. Johns Public Schools' superintendent has announced he will retire at the end of June after two decades in the district.
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The city of East Lansing heard community members' perspectives on school and public safety issues following a difficult week at East Lansing High School.
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East Lansing High School students walked out of their classrooms Thursday to protest what they say is an atmosphere of violence and racial tension in the school.
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The petition demanding East Lansing Board of Education President Kath Edsall's removal as board president follows a contentious school board meeting on Monday, in which many parents voiced fears for their children’s safety.
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The East Lansing Board of Education is facing growing criticism over its handling of school safety issues following a contentious public meeting and a school lockdown at East Lansing High School.
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Recently released results from a 2022 Michigan State University survey found that trans and nonbinary individuals as well as people with disabilities and in the LGBTQIA community face more incidents of sexual misconduct than their peers.
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A bill introduced in the Michigan Legislature would roll back part of the state’s so-called third grade reading law.
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The Michigan State University Board of Trustees has chosen its new leader. Trustee Rema Vassar won the election to chair the MSU board 5-to-3 over colleague Renee Knake Jefferson.
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The Michigan State University Board of Trustees is set to select a new chair and vice chair at its first meeting of the year.
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Some students have been using ChatGPT, a text-based bot, to do their homework for them. Now, 22-year-old Edward Tian's new app is attracting educators working to combat AI plagiarism.
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Michigan parents of deaf and hard-of-hearing children will have new ways to track their child’s language learning progress under a new state law taking effect this spring.