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Can Detroit’s bike giveaway program help more students show up to class?

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Graebner Elementary students to relocate during 2025–26 rebuild in Sterling Heights

Parents in Utica can expect temporary changes at Graebner Elementary in Sterling Heights during the 2025-26 school year and new career opportunities for high...

Detroit Public Schools Test Scores Rise Again, Outpacing Michigan in Reading and Math

New results from major state assessments show some positive results for Detroit Public Schools Community District.  SAT and M-STEP data show improvements in important testing...

Free School Meals in Michigan at Risk Without Budget Deal

Without a state budget set for this year, Michigan school districts are facing a challenge to get free meals to students.

DPSCD Revamps Special Education Department, What Parents Need to Know

Detroit Public Schools Community District plans to consolidate more special education classrooms into fewer schools this fall.  The plans might be a welcome change for...

School Safety Tips for Macomb County Students

Brought to you by the Macomb County Department of Planning and Economic Development and the Macomb Intermediate School District

Federal Education Funds Withheld: What Metro Detroit Parents Need to Know

Michigan schools risk losing $171M in federal funds, threatening programs for students and educators statewide.

Is Your Child With Autism Ready for School?

Brought to you by Healing Haven

Special Education and Trump: What Parents and Schools Need to Know

Trump’s education changes may impact special education services, oversight and funding for students with disabilities.

New Education Laws That Michigan Families Should Know About

Explore the significant changes in Michigan's education laws and their broad impact on everything from school funding to student learning.

Anchor Bay Schools Going Cell Phone Free

Anchor Bay Schools students will need to keep all devices in their locker or cubby during the school day starting this fall.

Gov. Whitmer: Not Appropriate to Have 30 Kids in a Kindergarten Class

A three-month investigation by Detroit News reporters found shocking class sizes in schools across the state. 
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