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"I believe the way that we started is the best way to go at the state and local level,” McMahon said. “Where parents, local superintendents, and governors are really the ones that are making the decisions about how taxpayer money gets spent in your state for your kids."
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The course is called "Native Ways of Knowing", which focuses on Indigenous culture in the community.
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Bill Murray is a CMU graduate. His daughter Rowan was diagnosed with autism at age 3, and he has developed a supportive app to help children navigate challenges they face
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A conservation group continues a decade-long program to clean the river — while also teaching troubled kids to value the pristine waters.
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Tim Otteman's gift is a named green space and an endowment fund for the Department of Recreation, Parks and Leisure Services Administration
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Voters in Sault Ste. Marie will vote on a new school bond proposal. The Area Public school district says it won't raise taxes.
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More from CMU student Calvin Older, studying in Tblisi, on the changing perception of the refugees from fighting in Georgia, Ukraine and Russia.
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"Invest in MI Kids," proposal would put a ballot question before voters to increase taxes on affluent residents to help state's K-12 schools.
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Superintendents in the Upper Peninsula say allowing 15-seat passenger vans to transport students to extracurricular activities would save costs.
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International students are having to wait for their visa interviews, and several visas have been revoked for current students. But several universities in Michigan say they are excited to welcome many new international students this upcoming academic year.
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Dr. Michelle Claypool, now Adjunct Faculty at SVSU, is back from six weeks at the Fakeeh College for Medical Science in Saudi Arabia, working to improve education tech
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services cut over $11 billion in research funding related to COVID-19 pandemic across the nation. Central Michigan University's wastewater research program, which partnered with universities and organizations around the state, was one of grantees that were impacted.