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More students taking Advanced Placement exams since 2018 - Vimarsana News

More students taking Advanced Placement exams since 2018

Michigan had a 13% increase in the number of tests receiving a score of 3, 4, or 5, scores often considered to be deserving of college credit.

Metro Detroit summer schools limit outdoor time due to air quality - Vimarsana News

Metro Detroit summer schools limit outdoor time due to air quality

Air quality in metro Detroit has hindered summer activities, with advisories to stay inside as the area's air quality index rose this week.

Source: freep.com
Michigan schools say group's DIY sex ed opt-out forms won't fly - Vimarsana News

Michigan schools say group's DIY sex ed opt-out forms won't fly

The Great Schools Initiative has filed complaints with five school districts they say are not allowing parents to opt their child out of sex ed. Districts, however, say that's not the full truth.

Source: mlive.com
Judge rules teachers' curriculum materials aren't subject to Freedom of Information Act - Vimarsana News

Judge rules teachers' curriculum materials aren't subject to Freedom of Information Act

ROCHESTER/ROCHESTER HILLS/OAKLAND TOWNSHIP — Public school teachers aren’t considered public bodies and therefore aren’t subject to Michigan’s public information law, according to a recent judge’s ruling.

Field trip photo showing Rochester 6th-graders appear to pole dance at Nikki's Lounge infuriates trustee - Vimarsana News

Field trip photo showing Rochester 6th-graders appear to pole dance at Nikki's Lounge infuriates trustee

"The environment is inappropriate for students," said Rochester School Board member Andrew Weaver. "This is not a place where we should have students on a sanctioned school trip."