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In the 2022-23 school year, the state takes its fifth step in its five-year transition back to its funding formula. More than 30% of districts are losing aid.

Lawmakers got an earful from teachers across the state this. Leah Porter, a kindergarten teacher in Holt, who was named the 2021 Michigan Teacher of the Year,

In the 2022-23 school year, the state takes its fifth step in its five-year transition back to its funding formula. More than 30% of districts are losing aid.

Lawmakers got an earful from teachers across the state this. Leah Porter, a kindergarten teacher in Holt, who was named the 2021 Michigan Teacher of the Year,

Lawmakers got an earful from teachers across the state this. Leah Porter, a kindergarten teacher in Holt, who was named the 2021 Michigan Teacher of the Year,

Lawmakers got an earful from teachers across the state this. Leah Porter, a kindergarten teacher in Holt, who was named the 2021 Michigan Teacher of the Year,

In the 2022-23 school year, the state takes its fifth step in its five-year transition back to its funding formula. More than 30% of districts are losing aid.

Michigan needs to invest in human capital and critical infrastructure — investments that could move the state economy forward for years to come. Unfortunately, the Michigan Legislature seems determined to squander this opportunity. Instead of using an unprecedented one-time surplus for one…

By Peter B. Ruddell/Wiener Associates It’s about the kids, not the district.

Michigan needs to invest in human capital and critical infrastructure — investments that could move the state economy forward for years to come. Unfortunately, the Michigan Legislature seems determined to squander this opportunity. Instead of using an unprecedented one-time surplus for one…