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The Michigan Department of Education is partnering with the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe to introduce a library system integrating Indigenous history into classrooms.
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Michigan’s State Board of Education is asking Attorney General Dana Nessel to weigh in on whether a newly created education department is constitutional.
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed an executive order Wednesday to create a new state department focused on preschool, higher education and career readiness.
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The Legislature’s auditor general says the Michigan Department of Education is falling short when it comes to making sure schools are conducting required criminal background checks.
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A state House committee will hold its first hearing Tuesday on a bill to repeal the nearly two-decades-old law that requires schools to wait until after Labor Day to start classes unless they get permission from the state.
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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.
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A series of training videos for Michigan teachers from the state Department of Education have become a hot-button issue. The trainings include instruction on how educators should work with LGBTQ+ students.
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As the school year starts, the Michigan Department of Education has put out a new guidebook for teachers and other school officials to improve the literacy skills of students showing characteristics of dyslexia.
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Ann Arbor Public Schools and the Michigan Department of Education are defendants in a lawsuit filed in federal court on June 30. The lawsuit, brought by…
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The coronavirus has parents across Michigan wondering how the final months of their children’s school year will continue. But state educators say that…