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The state enters the expected economic downturn with a projected $9.2 billion surplus, as revenues have continued to soar well above expectations.

Free pre-K is a boon for parents. But if child care centers lose their 4-year-olds, can they keep their businesses afloat?

In his first State of the State speech Wednesday, Gov. Jim Pillen unveiled a budget plan heavy on tax cuts and state support for K-12 education.

GROSSE POINTE WOODS/FARMS — A clinic at Grosse Pointe North High School in Grosse Pointe Woods that would have provided certain forms of free basic medical care to students in the Grosse Pointes and Harper Woods, regardless of their ability to pay, will no longer be installed.

PUTRAJAYA: The school aid of more than RM100,000 that was stolen in an incident in Beranang, Selangor will be reimbursed and distributed to students before the school session starts in March, says Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek.

Teachers wanted a voice in setting the state’s education agenda. With the Legislature now under Democratic control, four key panels that control education policy and funding will be led by former teachers.

Teachers wanted a voice in setting Michigan’s education agenda. Now they’re in charge.

The state enters the expected economic downturn with a projected $9.2 billion surplus, as revenues have continued to soar well above expectations.

Republicans believe the significant increases in revenue could translate into a tax cut for Michiganders.

School safety has been an important topic in education for years, but the Michigan lawmakers included new investments in school safety and student mental health in the latest School Aid budget, following the mass shooting in November 2021.<br/><br/>