New program would provide more opportunities
Most skeptical in 20 years
This report explains how Michigan could pursue a flexible funding program that would give learners greater agency, especially for middle-school and secondary students and their families. Charting a path to complete a diploma, every student would be allowed to use a portion of their per-pupil allotment to “purchase” courses from schools for both online and face-to-face instruction. This funding could also be used for dual-enrollment classes, apprenticeships, career and technical training and other learning opportunities from a broad menu of providers.
Pandemic leads to 3,791 missed roll call votes in 2020
A statement from the Mackinac Center
Extreme lockdowns have clear effects on the economy
A statement from President Joseph G. Lehman
Drones, other technologies give us reasons for optimism about the future
Michigan needs a fair field for all and favors for none
