One of the hardest things Nick Peruski has learned to do as a teacher in Huron Valley over the past decade is to let kids fail.

Not letter-grade “F” fail. Peruski’s approach asks students in his high school business, multimedia, and

December 18, 2019
By PAULA HERBART/President – Michigan Education Association

Some of us remember the old “Reading is Fundamental” ad campaign, which encouraged parents to read to their children. Today, that fundamental is even more critical, especially in light of how poverty

MEA member Mallory Rivard emerged the winner in a preliminary round of this year’s Miss America pageant, earning a $1,500 scholarship award for her top score in the overall interview round.

A first-grade teacher in Bay City, Rivard was crowned Miss

Amid a contentious political scene nationally, a diverse group of Michigan leaders from the education, business, civic, and philanthropic realms – often at odds in the political arena – have spent the past 18 months seeking common ground on education