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On today’s show, we discussed the state legislature’s education budget for 2022. Then we hear from a historian about the two Kellogg brothers and their legacy in Battle Creek. Afterward, we have a conversation about the preservation of Michigan’s lighthouses. Then, to finish up the week, we discuss the expansion of the Big Ten conference into California.

The governor requested that lawmakers change the bill to delay an increase in the number of members in the Panel for Educational Policy from 15 to 23.

Tutoring is one of the most effective ways to catch students up, and the Detroit district appears to be doing much of what experts say is critical to the success of such programs.

Tutoring is among the most powerful learning accelerators, experts say, and policymakers want it as part of the post-COVID comeback for U.S. schools.

Well-developed tutoring programs can help students who struggled with online learning.

Tutoring is among the most powerful learning accelerators, experts say, and policymakers want it as part of the post-COVID comeback for U.S. schools.

Well-developed tutoring programs can help students who struggled with online learning.

The Michigan Department of Education has rejected some plans, including a proposal to to demolish a swimming pool in Eastpointe.

Michigan schools are putting federal funding toward bettering the student mental health crisis. Here’s what you should know.

Schools are buying dogs and covering the costs of training with their share of Michigan’s $6 billion in federal COVID-19 funds for education. One reason: The dogs make kids happy.