Michigan's student Count Day is Wednesday
This Wednesday, school districts across the state will be participating in count day, the biannual count of students that helps to determine the amount of money each school district gets.
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This Wednesday, school districts across the state will be participating in count day, the biannual count of students that helps to determine the amount of money each school district gets.
In Wednesday's News Hit: - Taylor Police are investigating a murder-suicide after a man allegedly shot his girlfriend then turned the gun on himself - The FBI is investigating a series of swatting calls to Michigan schools reporting shootings - Border crossings are rising across the U.S.'s northern border. Many of those are happening in Michigan.
This Wednesday, school districts across the state will be participating in count day, the biannual count of students that helps to determine the amount of money each school district gets.
The Count Day on Sunday, Dec. 18 was shaping up to be a record year for participation, but the weather had other plans.
20 adults and 8 kids spent a combined 23 hours out in the field, on foot and by car, covering a combined 22 miles of our circle.