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The Michigan Supreme Court will hear arguments next month on whether public universities owe students refunds for canceling in-person classes during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The "Critical Issues Conference: Teaching and Learning in the Era of COVID" will focus on educational strategies learned from the COVID pandemic.
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A return to school masking and timely COVID data reporting are among new demands from a Michigan parent group.
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A set of federal waivers have gotten free meals to students since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The waivers are set to expire June 30th, but school lunchrooms and some lawmakers want to extend them through next school year.
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Since the start of this school year, schools all over Michigan and the U.S. have struggled with unprecedented staffing shortages. The COVID-19 pandemic has sped up retirements and led to more resignations. But many teachers who left say they only did it after years of frustration and increasing burnout.
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The River Rouge school district has taken a trauma-informed approach to academics, and asking students to assess their emotions is one part of that, especially since the school re-opened after a year of hybrid and remote learning.
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A statewide shortage of school bus drivers is pushing school districts to attract talent in whatever way they can. For some districts, that's coming in…
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Many Michigan students got lower M-STEP test scores during COVID, but not all students took the testThe Michigan Department of Education released scores for its M-STEP standardized test, a statewide exam taken by third through eighth and eleventh grade…
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Fall semester classes began Monday at the University of Michigan, but some faculty and staff have already expressed some concerns about the impact of…
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In October, Resurrection School—a Catholic K-8 school in Lansing—claimed the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services' school mask mandate…