Michigan House Approves GOP Education Bills with Bipartisan Support
March 22, 2025
The Michigan House passed parts of a GOP education plan requiring schools to post data and allow trade school dual enrollment.
The Michigan House passed parts of a GOP education plan requiring schools to post data and allow trade school dual enrollment.
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Three faculty members from engineering, public health, and computer science join U-M’s executive committee.
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