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Pearl Lean recognized for outstanding academic progress

WARREN Pearl Lean Elementary in the Warren Consolidated Schools District was one of five Michigan public schools the Education Trust-Midwest recently recognized through its 2022 Building the Hope Schools program.

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Michigan NAEP scores show declines in reading and math

Academic disparities between Black students in Michigan and white students grew more vast in the pandemic, according to newly released NAEP scores.

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Michigan students decline on nation s report card

Declines across the country on the National Assessment of Educational Progress were expected, but were called “appalling and unacceptable,” by Education Secretary Miguel Cardona.

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Edwardsburg HS teacher chosen for statewide equity-focused leadership collective

By Ryan Yuenger ryany@wsjm.com One southwest Michigan educator has been selected for a leadership position in a group dedicated to improving education for all

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These Michigan third-graders are significantly behind in reading

Nearly 6% of Michigan third-graders who took state tests last spring were significantly behind in reading, according to 2022 state test scores.

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