The Detroit district, which recently created a flow chart for addressing complaints, will also be using third-party mediators to help resolve some conflicts.
Lori Higgins, Chalkbeat Detroit
Whitmer signs bills to ensure quality education for children in foster care
The legislation was inspired by the “heartbreaking” stories of Michigan foster youth.
Detroit schools won $94M in literacy lawsuit. Here’s how it might be spent
The proposal the district is considering is mostly aligned with recommendations that came from a community task force.
Detroit principal under fire from staff over hostile work environment
Detroit Superintendent Nikolai Vitti said the district needs names to go with the allegations in order to investigate them.
DPSCD Superintendent Vitti’s contract extended until 2028
Detroit schools Superintendent Nikolai Vitti’s contract will be extended until 2028. He took the DPSCD helm in 2017.
Michigan’s 4-year high school graduation rate rises 2nd year in a row
The state four-year high school graduation rate for 2023 is up slightly from 2022. See how your school district did.
How a task force says Detroit literacy lawsuit money should be spent
Group recommends a large chunk of $94.4 million in settlement funds go toward supporting first grade students as they move to second and third grades.
Michigan could be headed for more school closures as COVID aid dries up
A big question for school districts is whether closing schools will lead to bigger enrollment losses.
Distributor strike limits food options for Detroit students
Truck drivers at US Foods, the main food distribution company for the Detroit Public Schools Community District, have been on strike this week.
Eight key Michigan education stories we’ll be watching in 2024
2024 will be an eventful year for education policy in Michigan. Here are the top stories to keep up with this year.
