Report: Willow Run has greatest percent of ‘highly effective’ staff in Washtenaw County; all Ann Arbor teachers rated ‘effective’
Publication date: Nov 29, 2012
Original URL: https://midwest.edtrust.org/node/3462
News
Related Content
EdTrust-Midwest applauds school budget proposal
by Da'Stanza MurphyStatement by Amber Arellano, executive director, EdTrust-Midwest“We applaud Senator Camilleri and the members of the Prek-12 appropriations subcommittee for…
Survey: Teacher morale is up overall, but increased morale in Michigan lags national average
by Da'Stanza MurphyAs Michigan continues to face educator shortages in our public schools, there’s a bright spot: teacher morale is up…
EdTrust-Midwest Statement on U.S. Department of Education Memo related to Federal Funding Eligibility
by Jen MrozowskiToday, the U.S. Department of Education said in a press release that it sent letters to State Commissioners overseeing…
Michigan recognized for its work to address concentrated poverty in public school funding
by Jeff CobbMichigan was recently named as one of 13 states, along with the District of Columbia, for developing a “meaningful…
EdTrust-Midwest Testifies on the Need to Increase Funding for the Opportunity Index
by Jeff CobbEdTrust-Midwest’s Director of Government Affairs, Jeff Cobb, testified before the Senate Appropriations PreK-12 Subcommittee about the need to invest…
Teachers We Need
by Michigan Partnership for Equity and OpportunityState Educator and Parent VoicesMichigan’s students who are the most underserved face the highest rates of inexperienced teachers, teachers…
Statement by the statewide, non-partisan coalition, Michigan Partnership for Equity and Opportunity, on planned changes to U.S. Department of Education
by Da'Stanza MurphySince his election, President Donald Trump has expressed his desire to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education. The new…
EdTrust-Midwest Presents on Teacher Shortages and Student Access to Quality Teachers at the Capitol
by Da'Stanza MurphyToday, EdTrust-Midwest’s Director of Government Affairs, Jeff Cobb, and Director of Policy and Research, Dr. Jen DeNeal, presented to…
Michigan Students in Poorest Districts More Likely To Have Less-Qualified Teachers
‘Stark’ gaps: Students are 16 times more likely to learn from a temporary- or emergency-credentialed teacher than peers in…
Assessing Impact on Michigan Students: Potential implications of Trump Administration’s anticipated changes to the U.S. Department of Education
by Da'Stanza MurphyWhile President Donald Trump and his administration publicly explore substantial changes to the U.S. Department of Education, EdTrust-Midwest is…
What Happens to Students With Disabilities if the Department of Education Were Dismantled?
by Da'Stanza MurphyFor students with disabilities, the consequences could be significant and detrimental to their ability to succeed in school and…
“Everyone needs a teacher, just like they need a doctor. Let’s value and respect our educators for the sake of the future of this country. ”
by Da'Stanza MurphyBy: Yara Barbosa K-12 educator, Grand Rapids, MIExperienced teachers bring so many strengths that we need to KEEP in our…
