Title IX suit says high school didn’t treat girl fairly By Paul Katula • Feb 11, 2017 A star athlete had sex with a student in his car near the school. The girl's attire was questioned and she was expelled. He graduated.
Medicaid expansion helped Mich. economy, too By Press Release • Jan 4, 2017 Economics research from the U of Mich. shows Medicaid expansion under ACA brought jobs and new revenue for the state in addition to insuring people.
Reading Now Network is a West Mich. positive By Paul Katula • Dec 22, 2016 Reading at grade level, by third grade, has been shown to predict success throughout a student's school life, and one group of Mich. schools is meeting the challenge.
1st winter storm kills 2, wrecks cars By Paul Katula • Nov 20, 2016 A winter storm has brought more than a foot of snow and gusty winds to areas in the Upper Midwest and the Northeastern US.
Lead in the water supply in Flint, MI By Paul Katula • Jan 14, 2016 Dire situation in Flint, Mich.: The water supply is contaminated with lead from cheap pipes. Schools ask for help in the form of clean water.
Sci. & Soc. Stud. standards get a hearing in Mich. By Paul Katula • Oct 6, 2015 Information sessions about new science and social studies learning standards are ongoing in Mich., with a few more planned for this week.