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West Bloomfield Schools receive top marks in audit

WEST BLOOMFIELD — At the Oct. 26 meeting of the West Bloomfield School District Board of Education, the consulting firm Plante Moran presented its audit for the fiscal year ending June 30. Then, at the meeting Nov. 3, WBSD Superintendent Dania Bazzi discussed what the findings mean for the schools.

West Bloomfield Township, MI · 15h

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Auditors give HPS highest mark in annual audit

Howell Public Schools has again received an unmodified opinion on its annual financial audit, the highest level of assurance an auditor can provide regarding the presentation of a district’s financial statements, indicating that the financial statements are presented fairly and in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles. In their...

Howell, MI · 1d

CBS Detroit

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Bishop Elementary in Ypsilanti closed for investigation of gas odor

An elementary school in Ypsilanti is closed Thursday after a possible gas odor was noticed in the building.

Ypsilanti, MI · 21h

CBS News

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Lockdowns, investigations at Southeast Michigan schools

Ferndale, MI · 1d

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Saline Schools Weighs Changes to Transgender Student Policy

Students and parents urge district to preserve protections as board considers two approaches to revisions. Saline Area Schools is reconsidering its transgender and nonbinary student policy, but board members have yet to agree on what those protections should look like on paper. At its Nov. 10 meeting, the Board of...

Saline, MI · 1d

Michigan Public

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U-M evaluating potential of finding indigenous remains at planned data center site

The archeological review comes after a warning that the Huron River region is “highly archaeologically sensitive.”

Ann Arbor, MI · 3d

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Normalizing bathroom passes threaten students’ independence and health

Going to the bathroom is a right, not a privilege. Yet, schools across the country have normalized restricting access to natural needs in favor of a more “organized system.” This system is not only impractical, but it comes off as condescending and even toes the line of endangering students.

Ann Arbor, MI · 2d

Michigan Daily

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Ann Arbor parents press AAPS for stronger school security after string of threats

Over the past few months, numerous safety breaches at Ann Arbor Public Schools have prompted parents to speak out and advocate for more resources devoted to security in elementary schools across the district. In January, a threatening note was taped onto Haisley Elementary School’s window. About nine months later, Slauson...

Ann Arbor, MI · 2d

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5 College Towns Worth the Trip on a Campus Tour Road Trip

Campus tours have a reputation for being a box to tick: a parking lot, an info session, a guide walking backward across the quad. Planned well, though, they can be one of the best road trips you’ll take as a family. College towns pack great food, walkable downtowns and easy access to the outdoors into a small area. Touring them is also a rare chance to spend a few days with your teen before life gets busy.

Burlington, VT · 1d

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Cheating spree continues in advanced math classes

Academic integrity concerns in advanced math classes at Huron have continued into the 2026-2027 school year, after teachers learned of widespread cheating and the circulation of tests on social media during the 2025-2026 school year. “I feel disheartened and frustrated to go into the weekend needing to write this message,”...

Ann Arbor, MI · 1d

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Saline, Milan and Chelsea Schools Receive $115,000 to Support New Educators

New teachers have plenty to learn beyond what happens in the classroom, and three local school districts are getting some extra help making sure they don’t have to figure it all out alone. Saline Area Schools, Milan Area Schools and Chelsea School District will receive a combined $115,222 in...

Chelsea, MI · 14h

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Tecumseh School Board Awards Pool Demolition Bid

TECUMSEH — The Tecumseh Public Schools Board of Education has awarded a bid package for the demolition of the former Tecumseh Community Pool, with work set to begin next spring. Board members voted unanimously to approve a comprehensive package of 17 bids for 17 contractors totaling $2.315 million and...

Tecumseh, MI · 16h

The Detroit News

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Out-of-state students voted in Michigan. They shouldn't have. | Brady

Sophie Boyle is an out-of-state student. She moved from Westchester, New York, to Ann Arbor over the summer to begin her freshman year at the University of Michigan — just in time for her first election. She cast her ballot for Democrat Abdul El-Sayed. “They made it really easy here. I could switch my registration and vote all in one kind of process,” she said. “New York tends to lean left ... and Michigan is a very competitive, very crucial swing state. I knew that, in terms of where my vote would count more, Michigan was a more substantial place to vote.” Thousands of out-of-state students shared Boyle’s thought process, and most of them supported Democrats. It’s no surprise El-Sayed won Washtenaw County — which includes the University of Michigan — by a 50-point margin. To be clear, El-Sayed and others in his party would have triumphed last week even without the out-of-state vote, especially in overwhelmingly blue college towns like Ann Arbor and East Lansing. But this election was an anomaly. In normal times, without a historically unpopular president like Donald Trump in the White House, out-of-staters really can make a difference. That’s a problem. Elections have serious consequences.

Michigan · 9h

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Season for Flat Rock girls volleyball ends with loss to No. 10 Divine Child in D2 regional semis

DEARBORN – All good things must come to an end. That was the case Tuesday evening for the Flat Rock girls volleyball team. A year after a historic season of the program’s first-ever state championship game appearance, Flat Rock marched through much of the 2026 campaign fairly unbothered and with aspirations of a return trip to states.

Flat Rock, MI · 2d

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Hudson and Britton Deerfield win district titles; Adrian and Clinton fall

HUDSON — The Fowler offense entered its game against Hudson averaging 36.9 points per game, while the Hudson defense had recorded three shutouts in its last four games. Something had to give on Nov. 6, and it did as Hudson earned its fourth shutout in five games with a 35-0 win over Fowler in the Division 8 district final at Thompson Field.

Lenawee County, MI · 2d

MLive

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Lumen Christi hopes to keep playoff run going against Belding

For the second week in a row, Lumen Christi welcomes a run-focused offense to Crowley Field when the Titans take on Belding for the regional title.

Jackson, MI · 14h

NBC Chicago

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Illinois university named top college in the Midwest by Forbes

An Illinois university has been named the best college in the Midwest in a new ranking from Forbes. According to the publication's newest list of Top 25 colleges in the Midwest, Northwestern University in Evanston ranked at No. 1. Cited for its "prestigious Medill School of Journalism," as well as...

Evanston, IL · 3d

The Monroe News

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Jefferson Schools' superintendent returning from administrative leave

Jefferson Schools ' superintendent, Amy Gee, is returning from paid, non-disciplinary administrative leave on Thursday, Nov. 12. Gee was placed on leave in October. In a Nov. 11 message to district families and the community, which is posted on the district's Facebook page, Shane Foster, Jefferson's school board president, wrote, “On behalf of the Jefferson Board of Education, I am pleased to announce that our Superintendent, Mrs. Amy Gee, will officially return from her non-disciplinary paid administrative leave effective Thursday, November 12, 2026. Mrs. Gee and the Board of Education remain committed to the important work that has been accomplished on behalf of our Jefferson students, staff and families. We are united in our determination to continue moving Jefferson Schools forward, building upon our successes and ensuring that our students remain at the heart of every decision. This important work will continue with Mrs. Gee at the helm, providing the leadership, vision and dedication necessary to move our district forward. We appreciate the continued support of our Jefferson community and look forward to a bright future together.” The Monroe News asked Foster about the administrative leave, including the issues leading to the decision to put Gee on leave. On Nov.

Monroe, MI · 1d