EPIC IN THE NEWS
Detroit is Making a Comeback. Can its Schools?
DATE: October 18, 2019
There wasn’t much to celebrate in Michigan’s statewide reading and math assessments this year. No grade level in the state reached 50% proficiency in any subject on the Michigan Student Test of Educational Preparedness, or M-STEP, according to results released in August. But Nikolai Vitti, who heads the state’s largest public school system, hasn’t lost hope.
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