Michigan State Superintendent not expecting Department of Education to be shut down
The head of Michigan’s schools doesn’t think the U.S. Department of Education will be shutdown, but warns cuts to several programs are likely. That’s what Michigan schools Superintendent Michael Rice told a group of parents,
As President Donald Trump seeks to shutter the Dept. of Ed, the potential closure of the federal agency has some Michiganders ...
Education leaders call on policymakers to "stop business as usual" and fight back against the dramatic shifts proposed by ...
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2 WMU education programs impacted by nationwide funding cutsTwo Western Michigan University education programs have been affected by funding cuts by the U.S. Department of Education, a ...
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After years of advocacy, foster youth say Michigan schools still need to fix a key systemic problemOn Tuesday, foster youth and advocates told the State Board of Education they want the Michigan Department of Education and ...
The State of Michigan is encouraging school districts to get more of their high school seniors filling out FAFSA.
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Is FAFSA part of the Education Department? And other things to knowManaging the FAFSA is a key role of the Department of Education. Here are other things to know as President Trump is ...
A portion of $2.4 million in federal grant funding is going out to 51 different educational institutions in Michigan to provide mental health and other services to students.
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Michigan’s superintendent says Trump’s ‘equity ideology’ executive order won’t change state policySuperintendent of Public Instruction Michael Rice said Thursday Michigan’s curriculum standards won’t change because of Trump ...
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