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LANSING — School districts are using a mix of state-funded programs and their own innovative incentives to recruit and retain teachers. Funding for such in
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LANSING — School districts are using a mix of state-funded programs and their own innovative incentives to recruit and retain teachers. Funding for such in
Districts are offering loan repayment programs, paid student teaching and cash to lure teachers to districts. ‘Money talks,’ one educator says.
The district received a total of $5,847,525 in grant funding for fiscal year 2024.
Alanson, Cheboygan and Petoskey were among the 96 school districts in the state selected for the second round of Grow Your Own grant money.
The 2023-2028 Strategic Plan was created with community feedback stemming from seven forums as well as a survey.