The two people who won Michigan’s gubernatorial primary elections on Tuesday have different ideas about fixing the state’s schools.
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DPSCD held a virtual meeting Monday to answer an influx of questions about its contracting process and school conditions. Another will be held in-person Wednesday.
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Simone Hawkins will leave the Education Department just as Mayor Zohran Mamdani's free childcare program for 2-year-olds is getting off the ground.
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Iris Taylor filed for reelection a week and two days before her death, with goals of continuing the Detroit school district’s progress