Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is calling for several programs to improve educational performance in Michigan. Here’s a breakdown of what’s been done so far.

A Republican State Board of Education member claims the agency is prioritizing sexual politics over test scores.

As school leaders see an increase in students with disabilities, they say there aren’t enough speech professionals to go around. Virtual therapists are a 'stop-gap' solution.

A federal complaint over how Michigan should provide make-up services to students in special ed whose schools closed during COVID is in the hands of an administrative law judge.

The state’s four-year graduation rate is at a new high. Meanwhile, the drop out rate is down.

When the forecast turns extremely cold or snowy, superintendents call school off. It prompts cheers from students and some headaches for the school calendar.

Every day, people hoping to win big contribute to the state’s School Aid Fund. But is that money enough to pay for schools?

As Michigan lawmakers debate banning ICE enforcement at schools, the agency on Thursday denied claims stemming from recent arrests in Ypsilanti.

Ypsilanti Community Schools is urging families to make care plans and know their rights as reports of immigration enforcement by bus stop emerge.

Across the state, Michigan early childhood groups work to connect families to resources. But the state has cut off funds leaving many in limbo.