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Repealing Michigan s right-to-work law wouldn t affect teachers unions

Government employees including public school teachers wouldn’t be affected, but their unions are pushing for repeal anyway.

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MI Senate advances bill that would eliminate retention from third-grade reading law

The Senate Education committee heard testimony from education experts who said there’s no evidence that retention boosts reading skills or academic achievement.

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Michigan Democrats big education priority: Reform or kill read-or-flunk law

Proponents of third grade reading law say it helps keep schools accountable. Opponents holding students back is no solution.

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MSU report examines third-grade students retained for reading | MSUToday

MSU report shows low-income third-grade students, students of color retained at higher rates

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Under Michigan reading law, more Black 3rd-graders are being held back

Michigan’s Read by Grade 3 law requires struggling third-grade readers be held back, but exemptions meant only 545 students were held back this year.

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