COVID relief funds battle: Why Republicans won't budge on Michigan Gov. Whitmer's $5.5B request
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is asking state Legislature for $5.5 billion to battle COVID.
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Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is asking state Legislature for $5.5 billion to battle COVID.
Michigan Executive Office of the Governor LANSING — Gov. Gretchen Whitmer joined today with Republican and Democratic legislators to announce the launch of the $30 million Michigan Reconnect program, the largest effort in state history to ensure that more than 4.1 million Michiganders who are 25 or older and do not have a college degree will have an opportunity to earn a tuition-free associate degree or skills certificate. “All Michiganders deserve a pathway to a good-paying job, whether they choose to pursue a college degree, technical certificate, or an apprenticeship,” Gov. Whitmer ...
LANSING, MI-- Gov. Gretchen Whitmer joined today with Republican and Democratic legislators to announce the launch of the $30 million Michigan Reconnect
Michigan to give free community college tuition to eligible residents 25 and older The State of Michigan announced a program that will give any Michigander who is 25 or older the chance to get a tuition-free associate degree from a community college or skills certificate. Posted at 1:12 PM, Feb 02, 2021 and last updated 2021-02-02 17:46:55-05 (WXYZ) â The State of Michigan announced a program that will give any Michigander who is 25 or older the chance to get a tuition-free associate degree from a community college or skills certificate. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and a bipartisan group of l...
ABC 10/CW5 Governor Whitmer's official press photo LANSING — Gov. Gretchen Whitmer joined today with Republican and Democratic legislators to announce the launch of the $30 million Michigan Reconnect program, the largest effort in state history to ensure that more than 4.1 million Michiganders who are 25 or older and do not have a college degree will have an opportunity to earn a tuition-free associate degree or skills certificate. “All Michiganders deserve a pathway to a good-paying job, whether they choose to pursue a college degree, technical ce...