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In 1970, Michigan adopted a discriminatory provision to its constitution that prevents private schools and their students from receiving any form of public aid. The Mackinac Center Legal Foundation filed suit on Sept. 23 against the state of Michigan on behalf of five families who want to provide the best education possible for their children by using a federally administered 529 education saving account to pay for private K-12 tuition.

Destructive Green Energy Mandates Stifle Growth and Raise Prices

Gov. Whitmer's latest mandates are why Michiganders can't have nice things

Jason Hayes | September 23, 2021

Gov. Whitmer's latest mandates are why Michiganders can't have nice things

Whitmer Is Standing In the Way of Health Professionals

The governor vetoed a nurse compact and put back in place scope-of-practice rules

Jarrett Skorup | September 23, 2021

The governor vetoed a nurse compact and put back in place scope-of-practice rules

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How Big Is Michigan’s Government Spending Blowout?

Fire up the U.S. Treasury’s printing presses

‘Best Science’ Murky, But Inconsistent State Responses To Real COVID Data Seems Clear

Different daily positive test numbers bring different response now vs. last year

Official Implies Low Youth Vaccination Rates Sent More To Hospital; His Region Had Two

In August just two in Allegan, Barry, Calhoun, Branch, St. Joseph, Cass, Berrien, Van Buren and Kalamazoo counties

“Wouldn’t We all be Happier if We Didn’t Have to Listen to and Talk about Blaine Amendments? But They Exist.”

Ben DeGrow on how the COVID-19 pandemic might change education policy

“Wouldn’t we all be Happier if we Didn’t Have to Listen to and Talk about Blaine Amendments? But They Exist.”

Ben DeGrow on how the COVID-19 pandemic might change education policy

Families Sue State Over Education Choice Restrictions

Mackinac Center represents five Michigan families to knock down unconstitutional and discriminatory educational barriers

Traverse City News Outlet Reports ‘Teacher Shortage’ With Debunked Myth, Bad Data, Biased Sources

Story’s title, conclusions and sources all misleading and demonstrably wrong

Let Kids Learn

Destructive Green Energy Mandates Stifle Growth and Raise Prices

Gov. Whitmer's latest mandates are why Michiganders can't have nice things

Whitmer Is Standing In the Way of Health Professionals

The governor vetoed a nurse compact and put back in place scope-of-practice rules

Eight Years Later, Teachers Union President Still Complains About Pay Cut; He Makes $83,705

It’s a poor community where teachers do OK, and a little better in return for extra chores

Online Activist Riles City Of Flat Rock Officials After Ford Gas Leak

City Hall’s PR firm appears to get personal

Michigan’s Budget Was Strong Throughout the Pandemic

Lawmakers can afford to lower taxes

School Officials Should Look to Improve Student Outcomes with Extra Stimulus Cash

The best education reforms can have noticeable effects on student achievement

Union Official Told Teachers Aides They’d All Get 5% Pay Hikes — They Won’t

Actual increases in St. Clair County district range from 2% to 5.1%

How Many Students Will Return to District Schools?

Many K-12 dollars tied to October count day

Elected School Board Authority Yields To Unelected Public Health Officials

Whitmer Claims Credit For 15,000 New Auto Jobs, But Fed Data Shows We’ve Lost That Many

First round of pandemic lockdowns slammed the industry hard

Mask Mandate Group Has Link To Left-Wing Political Group

Michigan Parent Alliance for Safe Schools appears connected

Why All Politicians Love Job Training Programs

Plenty of programs and institutions already exist