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Buena Vista Teachers To Return To Classrooms
More than two dozen teachers laid off in the financially troubled Buena Vista Schools district will return to work on Monday.
Inkster Public School Teachers Laid Off, Superintendent Reportedly Resigns
Inskter Public Schools are apparently without a superintendent Wednesday morning, and the district’s teachers may soon be out of a job as well.
Michigan School District Closed, Can’t Make Payroll
A shuttered school district that says it can’t afford to pay its teachers plans to remain closed until further notice.
Pontiac Teachers And Staff Address Possible Payless Payday
Teachers and other staff in the Pontiac School District are met Friday night to address the fact that they’ve been told they may not get paychecks next week.
District That Can’t Pay Teachers Lays Off Workers
A Michigan school district that says it can’t afford to pay its teachers has decided to lay off employees and cancel classes Tuesday as it works on a plan to educate students.
Statewide Teacher Evaluations Possible In 2014
A report is expected by June recommending a statewide teacher evaluation system that could be in place for the 2014-15 school year.
Senate Passes Change In School Worker Sex Laws
The Michigan Senate voted for tougher restrictions on sex between high school employees and students, approving a bill that would make it illegal if students were younger than 21.
School Districts Closed As Teachers Skip Work To Attend Protests
School has been canceled in two Michigan school districts as hundreds of teachers are expected to call in sick Tuesday to join right-to-work demonstrations in Lansing.
Judge Upholds Most Aspects Of Teacher Benefits Law
A judge has upheld most aspects of a new law requiring Michigan public school employees to pay more for their pensions.
Most Michigan Teachers Get Favorable Ratings
About 97 percent of Michigan’s 96,000 teachers were rated effective or highly effective during the 2011-12 school year, including many who taught at some of the state’s worst-performing schools, according to new state data.


















