K-12

The Education Trust - Midwest's annual State of Michigan Education Report says K-12 education outcomes are in a "rut," have been for decades, and will significantly worsen by the year 2030 if nothing is done.

Some advocacy groups said there’s been an uptick in suspensions and expulsions compared to 2019. They cite behavioral changes as a result of students readjusting to in-person learning.

Michigan Radio asked the 12 largest school districts in the state, all with more than 10,000 students, about what experts say are the most critical mitigation measures.

Wednesday morning, protestors flocked to the doors of the Oakland County Health Division after the county issued a mask mandate for K-12 schools. The…

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…

State and local health departments are stepping up efforts to get Michiganders to wear masks amid rising COVID-19 cases.On Wednesday, the Michigan…

State Rep. Andrew Beeler (R-Port Huron) and ten other House Republicans introduced a bill Wednesday to ban critical race theory from being taught in…

Governor Gretchen Whitmer says she wants to use federal COVID relief funds and a surprise increase in state tax revenue to invest more in public education…

K-12 schools continued to be the largest source of Michigan COVID-19 outbreaks last week, according to state data.The Michigan Department of Health and…

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has rolled out a voluntary COVID-19 rapid antigen testing program that will provide free weekly tests…