Greenhills Students Named U.S. Presidential Scholars
Two Ann Arbor school graduates are the only Michigan honorees this year, alongside a Greenhills English teacher recognized as a Distinguished Teacher.
Ann Arbor Education News
Education in Ann Arbor runs on policy changes, school funding debates and student learning outcomes, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting focuses on institutional decisions, local oversight and the research emerging from the classroom.
Administration
Live Poll
Do you trust your local school board to make good decisions for families?
Benson Wins Ann Arbor School Board Seat
John Benson captured a partial-term trustee seat on the Ann Arbor Public Schools Board of Education in a special election.
College Life
Live Poll
Do you trust your local university to balance campus safety with the protection of free speech?
University of Michigan Updates Diag Regulatory Signs
The university installed new permanent signage to clarify outdoor space usage policies for the Ann Arbor campus community.
Secondary Education
UM Faculty Committee Reviewed Grade-Covering Policy
The Senate Advisory Committee on University Affairs examined the LSA pilot program and faculty rights in Ann Arbor.
Scholarships
Knowledge Unlatched Formed University of Michigan Partnership
The partnership integrates the University of Michigan Press into the open access Fund to Mission initiative.
Language Learning
Live Poll
Should schools incorporate current geopolitical conflict information into their standard curriculum?
University of Michigan Published Ukraine War Textbook
Scholars released an interactive resource on the conflict in Ukraine featuring virtual reality tools and witness accounts.
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