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Michigan State Board of Education awards $10M for teacher retention and training

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jan 1
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The State Board of Education is supporting efforts to address teacher shortages in Michigan. Over 200 school districts are receiving close to $10 million to help fund new teachers and administrators. This funding allows districts to strengthen mentoring and induction programs or partner with service providers. The grants are provided through Section 27h of the fiscal year 2025 State School Aid Act.

From wybr.com

Why it matters

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The funding aims to increase teacher retention and support Goal 7 of Michigan’s Top 10 Strategic Education Plan, which seeks to increase certified teachers in shortage areas. The State Board of Education stated it will continue to support these efforts.

In Michigan, various issues are underway, including a lawmaker introducing an election integrity bill and the State Board of Education seeking input on special education services.

From wybr.com

Who's involved

  • MichiganThe state where the funding and educational goals are being implemented.
  • State Board of EducationThe body supporting the funding and strategic plan goals.
  • Mo GreenThe state superintendent and board chair for the State Board of Education.

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  • MEASpeculative

    MEA could see increased benefits for union members through state funding supporting teacher retention and training.

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