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We're Off - SB 698 (CTE)
July 16, 09 - Senate Bill 698 showed its face. This was the result of four months of work with the Governor's office. During all this time we were being battered around by different groups advocating for career pathways, two tracks, one diploma vs. two diplomas, you're either with us or you're our enemy and we will do what every we can to discredit you, and "lowering standards." -Click Here to Read More-
Recent News
DPS to Make One in Five on Its Staff Reapply for Their Jobs
Report: State Poised to Lift Graduation Rates
Education Secretary Duncan Speaks to Principals
Bill Gates: Tap Stimulus to Achieve Education Reform
Bishop Offers to Help Dillon With Health Insurance Proposal
Let Retiring 'Boomers' Transform Schools
Principals Questions of the Week
Are you a class A high school that requires students to have student ID cards?
Does anyone remember the "old" graduation requirements from the 80"s?
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Upcoming Events
July 26-31, 2009 (High School) Summer Leadership Camp for Students, Albion College, Albion, MI
July 28-30, 2009, Principal Boot Camp, MELG Building, Lansing, MI
August 20, 2009, Women in Leadership Conference, MELG Building, Lansing, MI
October 4-6, 2009, MASSP Annual Convention, Soaring Eagle Resort, Mt. Pleasant, MI
October 21, 2009, The Legal Aspects of Teacher Evaluation with Lisa Swem, MELG Building, Lansing, MI
October 28, 2009, Flexible Scheduling Options for Secondary Schools, MELG Building, Lansing, MI
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