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Scooping facts to counter disruptive fallacies about public education and Michigan schools. A MI school parent who has had enough.
The anti-DEI crisis and Dear Colleague letter perpetuate the racist Great Replacement Theory and that’s about it. www.mischoolscoop.com/the-trump-ad...
Trump Administration's DEI Colleague Letter Whitewashes History
Alarming propaganda and racist rhetoric filled a February 14 “Dear Colleague” Letter about Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) authored by the nation’s acting assistant secretary for civil rights wi...
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February 17, 2025 at 8:46 PM
The anti-DEI crisis and Dear Colleague letter perpetuate the racist Great Replacement Theory and that’s about it. www.mischoolscoop.com/the-trump-ad...
It’s increasingly clear that funding for research and any support for academic research and data collection are being eliminated because they yield facts that debunk nearly every bigoted and/or health claim this administration is making.
February 12, 2025 at 1:04 AM
It’s increasingly clear that funding for research and any support for academic research and data collection are being eliminated because they yield facts that debunk nearly every bigoted and/or health claim this administration is making.
It’s not the schools, it’s literally the CHAOS caused by billionaires bringing their 22-year-old MLM strategy to get white suburban Christian women to “sell” the idea of discriminatory vouchers to their networks. This CHAOS cost U.S. schools $3.2 BILLION last year. youtu.be/H-fTAhc4QC4?...
February 11, 2025 at 5:13 PM
It’s not the schools, it’s literally the CHAOS caused by billionaires bringing their 22-year-old MLM strategy to get white suburban Christian women to “sell” the idea of discriminatory vouchers to their networks. This CHAOS cost U.S. schools $3.2 BILLION last year. youtu.be/H-fTAhc4QC4?...
Project 2025 left out the dismal data on vouchers. They primarily benefit the billionaires who aim to create their own private schools. www.edweek.org/policy-polit...
Private School Choice: What the Research Says
Private school choice programs are proliferating as debates continue about their effects on low-income students and public schools.
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February 4, 2025 at 5:33 AM
Project 2025 left out the dismal data on vouchers. They primarily benefit the billionaires who aim to create their own private schools. www.edweek.org/policy-polit...
Michigan receives funds for Special Education, preschools like Head Start, interventions for at-risk students, payments for children with disabilities, after-school programs, rural and low-income student programs, and effective instruction programs for educators edlawcenter.org/research/tru...
February 4, 2025 at 5:30 AM
Michigan receives funds for Special Education, preschools like Head Start, interventions for at-risk students, payments for children with disabilities, after-school programs, rural and low-income student programs, and effective instruction programs for educators edlawcenter.org/research/tru...
Project 2025 includes a NEAP snapshot since data collection began in 1969. 2015 begins to show growing disparities between Black students and other learners. Notice the downward trend that begins with the first Trump term and steady emboldened attacks on public education.
February 4, 2025 at 5:25 AM
Project 2025 includes a NEAP snapshot since data collection began in 1969. 2015 begins to show growing disparities between Black students and other learners. Notice the downward trend that begins with the first Trump term and steady emboldened attacks on public education.
The Department of Education chapter within Project 2025 begins by saying the federal government had been largely hands off until Congress decided in 1964 that the mistreatment of Black people was no longer tolerable and merited a federal response.” Dismantling is legal taxpayer-funded segregation.
February 4, 2025 at 5:19 AM
The Department of Education chapter within Project 2025 begins by saying the federal government had been largely hands off until Congress decided in 1964 that the mistreatment of Black people was no longer tolerable and merited a federal response.” Dismantling is legal taxpayer-funded segregation.