Give freely today for liberty tomorrow

 


A Teacher Quality Primer



A Michigan School Money Primer for Policymakers, School Officials, Media and Residents


Michigan School Money Report: An Interactive Database on School District Revenues and Expenditures

School District Consolidation, Size and Spending: An Evaluation

A Collective Bargaining Primer for Michigan School Board Members

The Universal Tuition Tax Credit: A Proposal to Advance Parental Choice in Education


The Cost of Remedial Education

The Michigan Education Association: Is Michigan's Largest School Employee Union Helping or Hurting Education?

Michigan Education Special Services Association: The MEA's Money Machine
 

Shedding light on teacher contracts and school spending

Union contracts for all local school districts in Michigan, as well as district-by-district information on revenue and expenditures, are available online at the Michigan School Databases, hosted by the Mackinac Center for Public Policy. This collection of databases is a valuable source of information about salaries, class size, health benefits and other school procedures as detailed in collective bargaining agreements in each district. The page also includes the center's "District Checkbook Register Report," a link to Michigan school districts which make their check registries available online for public inspection.

 
 
 
 
 
 

MED November 17, 2009

More than one-third of the students who live within Detroit Public Schools boundaries attended a public charter school in 2008-2009, a national report shows. In Flint, about 25 percent of the students attended charters and in Grand Rapids, 17 percent.

MED November 10, 2009

Flint Community Schools can change health insurance providers despite teacher protests, a Genesee County judge has ruled, according to The Flint Journal.


Education news and analysis for legislators, policymakers and parents.
Rosewood Academy would focus on math, science, technology

Mackinac Center again offers workshops for debaters, coaches.

A grassroots group in Detroit awaits the chance to open a bilingual charter school with American Sign as the primary language.

   

Title: Education Policy Initiative

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Mackinac Center Policy Areas