Statement supporting short-term extension of Stay Home, Stay Safe order

EAST LANSING – The following can be attributed to MEA President Paula Herbart regarding today’s announcement by Gov. Whitmer of the short-term extension of the Stay Home, Stay Safe order through May 15:

“By listening to public health experts first in making the tough decisions needed to slow the spread of COVID-19, Gov. Whitmer is prioritizing the health and safety of all Michigan citizens.  Students and educators understand first-hand the sacrifices needed, having lost the remainder of this school year’s in-person time together.  But together, we can make it through these tough times and do what’s needed to save lives, defeat this virus, and safely reopen our state.”

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MEA recommends champion for education Jocelyn Benson in Michigan governor’s race

The Michigan Education Association is recommending Jocelyn Benson’s candidacy for governor, the state’s largest public employee union and education organization announced Monday. Jocelyn Benson is the best candidate for governor when it comes to improving our public schools, bringing down costs for working families and creating a brighter future for every Michigan student, noted MEA’s […]