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Reading skills gap grows in Michigan

Sep 1, 2022 | Media, Media - RBG3, Read by Grade Three

EPIC IN THE NEWS Reading skills gap grows in Michigan  DATE: September 1, 2022 Researchers found alarming increases in the proportion of Michigan third graders reading significantly below grade level and widening gaps in performance between Black and white students,...

Report: State third-grade reading scores show achievement gap continues to widen

Sep 1, 2022 | Media, Media - RBG3, Read by Grade Three

EPIC IN THE NEWS Report: State third-grade reading scores show achievement gap continues to widen  DATE: September 1, 2022 A report out Thursday from Michigan State University education researchers shows that 5.8% of third-graders received a reading score on M-STEP...

Number of Michigan third-graders flagged for retention rises, MSU finds

Sep 1, 2022 | Media, Media - RBG3, Read by Grade Three

EPIC IN THE NEWS Number of Michigan third-graders flagged for retention rises, MSU finds  DATE: September 1, 2022 The number of Michigan third-graders who failed the state’s standardized reading test and are eligible to be held back increased this year to 5.8%,...

$10,000 sign-on bonus: New-teacher shortage has Michigan schools trying aggressive approaches

Aug 28, 2022 | Media, Media - Teacher Workforce, Teacher Workforce

EPIC IN THE NEWS $10,000 sign-on bonus: New-teacher shortage has Michigan schools trying aggressive approaches  DATE: August 28, 2022 Fewer people are becoming teachers in Michigan, so Jackson Public Schools needed an aggressive approach to attract new teachers in an...

Back to School? Interview with Dr. Katharine Strunk

Aug 26, 2022 | Media

EPIC IN THE NEWS Back to School? Interview with Dr. Katharine Strunk  DATE: August 25, 2022 EPIC Faculty Director, Katharine Strunk was interviewed by the Breakfast Show Podcast. Listen to the full podcast here. Interview begins at...

Michigan teacher retirements appear level, despite fear of huge exodus

Aug 15, 2022 | Media, Media - COVID19, Media - Teacher Workforce, Teacher Workforce

EPIC IN THE NEWS Michigan teacher retirements appear level, despite fear of huge exodus  DATE: August 15, 2022 As Michigan superintendents gear up for the new school year, they have concerns about filling some typically hard-to-fill jobs, including in special...

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Reading skills gap grows in Michigan

Report: State third-grade reading scores show achievement gap continues to widen

Number of Michigan third-graders flagged for retention rises, MSU finds

$10,000 sign-on bonus: New-teacher shortage has Michigan schools trying aggressive approaches

Back to School? Interview with Dr. Katharine Strunk

Michigan teacher retirements appear level, despite fear of huge exodus

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