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Michigan Education Report

Legislative Action

By Matthew J. Brouillette and Elizabeth Moser, published on April 25, 2001

Contents

  • Bill may impose testing on home-schoolers
  • Changes to special education rules
  • Dept. of Ed. increases accreditation standards
  • Coming soon: "pop-free" school zones?
SKU: MER2001-02

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Michigan Education Report (2001-02)

  • Redford could keep teachers
  • Short Subjects
  • Articles
  • Legislative Action
    • Bill may impose testing on home-schoolers
    • Changes to special education rules
    • Dept. of Ed. increases accreditation standards
    • Coming soon: "pop-free" school zones?
  • Student Focus
  • Teacher Focus
  • Commentary
  • Book Review
  • Diverse Viewpoints
  • Education at a Glance

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