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Latest News Releases March 4, 2010 - Landmark study finds some highly touted Michigan tax incentive programs ineffective
March 2, 2010 - Michigan Reads: 10,000 books in just two months! February 16, 2010 - Critical list January 6, 2010 - Agreement reached for reasonable extension on Race to the Top deadline January 4, 2010 - Lack of final Race to the Top plan jeopardizes funds
December 21, 2009 - Joint statement from MEA President Iris K. Salters and AFT-Michigan President David Hecker on Race to the Top legislation MEA President Iris Salters' Labor Voices Columns from The Detroit News February 24, 2010 - Counting every student means $1B for schools January 27, 2010 - Race to Top fails students December 23, 2009 - Schools workers show giving spirit during holidays October 28, 2009 - No more ineffective tax breaks September 23, 2009 - School cuts today cost more later August 26, 2009 - Michigan teachers already sacrifice for students July 29, 2009 - Speaker's plan doesn't add up June 24, 2009 - Teachers' work doesn't stop when school does May 28, 2009 - Schools need good data to make fixes April 22, 2009 - What true school reform means March 27, 2009 - Invest federal stimulus in schools, not layoffs February 27, 2009 - Individuals should lend helping hand to homeless (PDF) January 30, 2009 - Retirement plan could spur school achievement (PDF) December 26, 2008 - Uncle Sam should form partnerships with states, not play politics (PDF) November 28, 2008 - Improving career training options remains key to jobs future (PDF) October 24, 2008 - Public schools should shape students into engaged voters (PDF) September 26, 2008 - Teachers aren't punching bags (PDF) Education News
Flint teachers send message: 'We're ready to negotiate' MEA Communications Director Doug Pratt speaks on the dropout crisis on WILS-Lansing, Mich. Public News Service: Study Shows Outsourcing Doesn’t Always Save School Districts Money Public News Service: MI Teacher Pay “Deflated” by Inflation
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