A new Education Trust-Midwest report gives charter school authorizers low grades, but a gap in the state’s charter school law may prevent them from being held accountable.
All students matters and every student should count. Yet Michigan routinely fails to count nearly 100,000 students and minimizes…
Back to School As Michigan students, teachers and administrators head back to school we wish everyone a very successful…
Michigan’s Early Literacy Investments are Not Closing the Achievement Gap The Achievement Gap in Grade 8 Math Persists …
As education results in Michigan slip, stakeholders mobilizeThe following excerpt is from a May 13 article by Nick Manes…
Another Take on NAEPThis excerpt is from a blog post by Matthew M. Chingos and Kristin Blagg on April…
Familiar Data: Low Performance and Wide Gaps in Michigan Student AchievementNew national assessment data shows Michigan student achievement continues…
Reversing state’s classroom crisisThe “Solutions Summit: An Educated Michigan,” convened by the Center for Michigan in Detroit with Business Leaders for…
Focusing on Solutions to Improve EducationThe long-term decline of Michigan’s education system is both a crisis and an opportunity,…
Leveraging the Power of Data for Strategic Learning and ImprovementThe following excerpt is taken from a March 20 blog…
A recently released report by The Education Trust-Midwest leveraged the power of comparative state assessment data to provide fresh…
by Amber Arellano, Bridge Like so many of you, I’m a native Michigander who grew up proud of what…
Focused Efforts in West Michigan Improving Student AchievementA focused effort to improve student achievement in high-poverty public schools in…
