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Michigan Education Report

Michigan Education Report (1999-02)

MER: Spring 1999

By Matthew J. Brouillette, published on April 16, 1999

School board members looking for alternative solutions to familiar school problems now have a resource for innovative ideas and approaches

Contents

Bill Integrates Charter, Home, Private, and Public School Sports
Short Subjects
Articles
Letters To The Editor
Student Focus
- 'A' Student Succeeds in Homeschool after Negative Social Experiences at Middle School
Teacher Focus
- High School Dropout Changes Course and Changes Students' Lives as Public School Teacher
Commentaries
- Is There a Better Way to Finance and Build New Schools?
- Can Mayors Solve School Problems?
Diverse Viewpoints
- Unions Help Fix Failing Schools
- School Unions Shortchange Students

SKU: MER1999-02

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