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Many Michigan students are feeling the effects of the tight labor market as schools struggle to fill a wide range of positions, from teachers to nurses to social workers.
Some special education students thrive, others regress during pandemic Mother describes virtual learning as a 'disaster' Kristia Postema, Capital News Service April 1, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail LANSING — Special education students require more attention from educators to be able to retain information. The COVID-19 pandemic has made learning easier for some of those students, while most have regressed, according to Derek Cooley, the president-elect of the Michigan Association of Administrators of Special Education. Schools are now forced to make up for their lost learning while continuing n...