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Why low COVID vax rates in Detroit led to more online learning
Across the nation, many schools have returned to in-person learning after the winter break. But not Detroit.
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Michigan schools are getting billions in COVID aid. Where is it going?
Some districts have asked for community priorities and promised to keep the public informed about spending. Other districts have put in less effort.
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Michigan schools struggle to feed students because of supply chain issues and worker shortages
Districts scramble to source food and cafeteria staff as the number of students needing meals rises.
Sandy Hook mom still seeks answers 9 years, scores of shootings later
Newtown mom: ‘Every one of us needs to step up and take responsibility for what is causing these children to perpetrate these horrific events.’
