Detroit Public Schools to invest $700 million to update buildings

COVID-19 relief funding will be used to upgrade Detroit schools, build new buildings, and reactivate some closed buildings.

Survey shows 'Staffing at a breaking point' for Michigan teachers, impacting morale

"The educator shortage is having an impact on students and educators alike," said Paula Herbart. "Michigan teachers, support staff, and other public school employees are at a breaking point."

Don't make 'kill lists,' Macomb County prosecutor warns students

Macomb County Prosecutor Peter Lucido said his office has received reports from police about “kill lists” made by students.

Ingham County drops mask mandate as other Michigan counties weigh similar move

Michigan county health departments are weighing whether to lift mandated face covering rules at schools, following a decline in the COVID-19 cases from the omicron surge.

AT&T contributes $50K for Connected Learning Center in Detroit

Detroit is the fifth city to have a Connected Learning Center. AT&T plans to open 20 in underserved communities nationwide.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer proposes $2.3 billion to entice more teachers

Full-time K-12 public employees would get $2,000 and an additional $2,000 if they came back to the district next year. Counselors and social workers would also get bonuses.

Central Michigan University awards dozens full-ride scholarships after mistake

The school said a message mistakenly announcing dozens of scholarships award winners had "inadvertently" gone out. The prospective students will receive scholarships anyways.

A shorter, digital SAT test: What you need to know about changes to the college entrance examination

Officials with the organization responsible for the SAT college entrance exam have unveiled some major changes to the exam, including their decision to do away with paper-and-pencil tests. Here's what you need to know about the upcoming changes.

University educators say the pandemic has changed how they prepare future teachers

“As a teacher, you have to expect the unexpected, just be ready to roll with the punches. I think one thing this has forced us to do is amplify that message,” said Anthony Tuf Francis, coordinator of secondary education.