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Michigan Education Association Gives Up Fight Against Two Teachers Who Exercised Worker Freedom Rights

Union still threatening to ruin the credit ratings of thousands of other teachers who did the same

Majority of State’s Largest School Districts Have Language Prohibited by State Law in Their Contracts; Includes Teacher Evaluations, Layoffs, Seniority

‘School leaders may not fully be aware of the latitude they have to improve the quality of teaching in their schools’

Mackinac Center Legal Foundation Files Suit in Oakland County on Behalf of 39-Year Teaching Veteran to Prevent MEA Harassment

Union threatens to turn up to 8,000 educators over to collections agency

Mackinac Center Experts Available to Discuss Detroit Bankruptcy Plan

Mackinac Center’s VoteSpotter App Allows Constituents to Give Legislators Immediate Feedback on How They Voted

iPhone version now available; Android-compatible version forthcoming

Analysis: Michigan’s Cigarette Smuggling Rate Falls Slightly; State Still in Top 10 Nationally

More than 27 percent of Michigan’s total cigarette consumption in 2012 was smuggled into the state, according to Center study

Scholarship Endowment Created in Honor of Teri Olson

Wife of founding board member; Endowment will fund one Mackinac Center intern annually from Hillsdale College

Mackinac Center Expert Available to Discuss Detroit Bail Out

Two-Thirds of School Districts Contract for at Least One Major Support Service, According to Center’s 2013 School Privatization Survey

Satisfaction at all-time high 93 percent

Gov. Snyder’s 2014 State of the State Address Included Six Proposed Government Expansions, Two Limitations