The state health department has given the Detroit school district the OK to administer the COVID vaccine in schools, part of an effort to raise the immunization rate among the city’s school-age children.
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Arielle Hines-Glerum manages Bridge Michigan's newsletters, website and app as digital production specialist. She was previously a digital content producer for WOOD TV8 in Grand Rapids and reported for the Petoskey News-Review and the Wausau Daily Herald in Wisconsin. Arielle is a proud Central Michigan University graduate.
A Westland native, Arielle has also lived in Emmet and Charlevoix counties and now calls Grand Rapids home with her husband.
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Cody, Pershing would be rebuilt as part of $700M Detroit school district proposal
The money would come from one-time federal COVID relief funds, but is only a fraction of the estimated $2.1 billion needed for building issues in the district.
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Detroit school board members seek to raise compensation
The Detroit school board is looking to increase the amount of money it receives for attending meetings and conducting other board business.
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Detroit school district projects late January return to class
Detroit district students and educators likely won’t return to in-person learning until the end of January, Superintendent Nikolai Vitti said during a school board meeting Tuesday.