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Michigan Education Report
Articles
By
Elizabeth Moser
and
Matthew J. Brouillette
, published on Sept. 13, 2000
Contents
Private scholarships expand opportunities for low-income families
Competition spurs public school improvement
College bound students receive new state scholarships
Supreme Court: MEA must return $150,000 in dues
Court case continues against MEA
2000 a banner year for education issues
OK for school boards to denounce voucher proposal
What Is Proposal I?
UP school board rescinds plan to boost classroom spending
Education privacy law strengthened
Michigan's Freedom of Information Act
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
Back to the future
"Politics" ousts superintendent in Eaton Rapids
Michigan Education Report (2000-03)
Group promotes professionalism for teachers
Short Subjects
Articles
Private scholarships expand opportunities for low-income families
Competition spurs public school improvement
College bound students receive new state scholarships
Supreme Court: MEA must return $150,000 in dues
Court case continues against MEA
2000 a banner year for education issues
OK for school boards to denounce voucher proposal
UP school board rescinds plan to boost classroom spending
Education privacy law strengthened
Back to the future
"Politics" ousts superintendent in Eaton Rapids
Legislative Action
Student Focus
Teacher Focus
Commentary
Diverse Viewpoints
Education at a Glance
More by Elizabeth Moser
The Six Habits of Fiscally Responsible Public School Districts
U.S. SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS SCHOOL CHOICE PROGRAM; MICHIGAN POLL RESULTS
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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