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Michigan Education Report
Michigan Education Report (1999-01)
MER: Winter 1999
By
Matthew J. Brouillette
, published on Jan. 18, 1999
Contents
'98 Election Winners Pledge School Reforms
Short Subjects
Articles
Three More Polls Show Support for School Choice
MEA Wins Decertification Vote
Teachers 'Get a Piece of the Rock'
Charter Schools Fail
Resignation Demanded of Flint School Board Member
Public Schools of Choice Give Parents More Options
Michigan Schools to Receive $50 Million
Access to Teacher Records Should Be Restricted, Say Unions
Michigan Teachers Get Smallest Slice of Personnel Pie
Private Capacity Could Help Overcrowded Public Schools
Public Schools Step Up Marketing
Study: Private Scholarship Kids Perform Better
Letters To The Editor
Unbiased perspective
Alternative voice
Useful information
Charter school kudos
Voucher opponent right for the wrong reasons
Student Focus
Student's Choice Is from Private to Public School
Teacher Focus
Roy David Siefker: 'A different kind of principal'
Commentaries
Schools and Businesses Share Techniques for Success
The Civil Rights Issue of the '90s
Home School Heroes
Can Market Incentives Improve Schools?
Diverse Viewpoints
School Choice Will Not Benefit Teachers
Teachers Will Gain Influence and Appreciation from School Choice
More by Matthew J. Brouillette
Graduation rates an imperfect measure of school excellence
Worldwide Study Praises Private Education for the Poor
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