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Post by Logan on Jul 5, 2016 5:48:55 GMT -6
Lansing — Detroit school children, Flint residents and residents across the state will be affected when the next state budget takes effect in three months. Republican Gov. Rick Snyder has signed the $54.9 billion spending plan after months of deliberation by the GOP-controlled Legislature. It will touch many corners of Michigan life — from spending on public schools and road repairs to increased dental coverage for low-income children and how many state troopers patrol the highways. A look at the budget’s impact on you: EducationIf you: ■ Have a child in a traditional public or charter school, per-pupil grants will increase by $60 to $120, or 0.7 percent to 1.6 percent. The gap between wealthier and poorer districts will shrink. ■ Have a child in the lowest-achieving 5 percent of schools, the school could see new leadership. There is new money — $5 million — for the state to hire “CEOs” to turn around academics, starting with four buildings in East Detroit Public Schools. Read more: www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/michigan/2016/07/02/michigans-new-budget-will-affect/86635368/
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