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Infowire: Is the military a good choice for kids unsure about college?
This is part of an Infowire series about choices for young people who want to be successful but aren’t seeing that path through college, or in some cases,…
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Mister Knight's Neighborhood: Audio and Transcript
Cody High School is on Detroit’s west side, in a neighborhood that struggles with blight, drugs and gangs.KNIGHT: Everybody wants to be out the…
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On the frontlines of the battle between graduating and dropping out
High school graduations are about a month away. Orders for caps and gowns have been made, and party planning is well under way for many families. Around…
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Battling obesity (and maybe Hot Cheetos) in Michigan schools
The number of obese preschool kids in Michigan is going down, that's the good news.The health of older kids and adults, however, is not improving that…
Does "credit recovery" help or hurt students?
It’s high school graduation season, and there’s lots to celebrate. Michigan’s four-year graduation rate is 79%, the highest it’s been in years.But for…
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Head Start launched 50 years ago today. It transformed how we think about early education.
On this day in 1965, President Lyndon Johnson stood in the White House Rose Garden to announce a new program that would change the lives of millions of…
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American Indian, low-income kids often struggle academically, but thrive at this U.P. school
We do a lot of stories about what’s not working in education, but today we’re going to flip the script and talk about a school that’s doing really well,…
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Group homes most expensive, least caring option for kids in foster care
Many kids in foster care (as many as 1 in 5 but more on the numbers later) don't live with a foster family, but instead live in something called a "group…
When the doctor's prescription is a lawyer
Sometimes a family needs more out of a trip to the doctor than what a physician can provide. In those instances, an attorney might be what the doctor…
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TEACHER SURVEY: How much special ed training did you get in school?
Our story this week featured a family that struggled to get the best education for their special needs daughter. It took the help of a lawyer from the…
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