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Katie Raymond/Michigan RadioBoth universities say they will stop notifying faculty, students of "informal contacts" in classrooms, buildings. -
Anna Schlutt/For Michigan RadioMost colleges and universities are entering their third week in the new fall semester — with many trying to get back to a pre-pandemic normal.
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"In previous years, we've seen regionalized driver shortages, but nothing to the extent that we're seeing today," one researcher told NPR. -
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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The Wayne County Public Health Department issued a new order Friday mandating local school districts, schools and daycare providers require students,…
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The Biden administration has announced nearly $85 million in funding for youth mental health awareness, training, and treatment.
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Today on Stateside, as some parents protest Oakland County’s masks in schools mandate, county executive Dave Coulter says he’s standing firm on the rule.…
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Many Michigan districts will start school next week. Many parents who had hoped the coming in-person school year would be a step toward normalcy now have…
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Keeping COVID-19 related disruptions out of the classroom will be a big focus for educators and administrators this school year. With no statewide mask…
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Today on Stateside, Michigan schools get access to piles of money for COVID relief. Also, mapping a path for the state’s transition to clean energy. And a…
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An organization of Michigan’s top school administrators is urging health officials to partner with school districts in decisions related to requiring…
