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Michigan Education Report
Articles
By
Matthew J. Brouillette
, published on April 16, 1999
Contents
Compromise Gives Archer Control of Detroit Schools
New School Board Association Aims to Provide Fresh Ideas
Union Official, School Board President Cease Demands for Trustee's Resignation
PTA Officials Oppose Tuition Tax Credits
Private Schools Report Unused Space
Study: Private Schools More Integrated than Public
Census Results Could Cut Federal Subsidies to Detroit Students
School Election Tampering Charged in Southgate
Success Not Restricted to College Grads Alone
Private Schools Serve Students with Special Needs
Public Schools Innovate as Charters Get Mixed Marks
Table 1
Teacher Pay and Teacher Quality: How Do They Relate?
Michigan Education Report (1999-02)
Bill Integrates Charter, Home, Private, and Public School Sports
Short Subjects
Articles
Compromise Gives Archer Control of Detroit Schools
New School Board Association Aims to Provide Fresh Ideas
Union Official, School Board President Cease Demands for Trustee's Resignation
PTA Officials Oppose Tuition Tax Credits
Private Schools Report Unused Space
Study: Private Schools More Integrated than Public
Census Results Could Cut Federal Subsidies to Detroit Students
School Election Tampering Charged in Southgate
Success Not Restricted to College Grads Alone
Private Schools Serve Students with Special Needs
Public Schools Innovate as Charters Get Mixed Marks
Teacher Pay and Teacher Quality: How Do They Relate?
Letters To The Editor
Student Focus
Teacher Focus
Commentaries
Diverse Viewpoints
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