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Sep 10, 2026
Sep 28, 2026
Provide technical assistance, support compliance monitoring and evaluation, and review district reporting. Conduct budgetary review and approval of submitted applications, to review associated reports, and to provide related technical assistance to leas to support the implementation of funding and programming requirements in state school aid and relevant state law.
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Jan 1, 2026
Oct 1, 2026
This Request for Submission seeks K-3 screening and progress-monitoring reading assessments for evaluation and inclusion on an approved list for Michigan school districts.
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Lansing
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Ingham
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608 W Allegan St
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(833) 633-5788
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48933
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Michigan Department of Education
The Michigan Department of Education's Strategic Education Plan prioritizes improving the health, safety, and wellness of all learners, with a significant focus on addressing student mental health. The plan outlines strategies for building capacity in Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and school-based mental health supports, defining key SEL competencies, and establishing comprehensive and integrated mental health services within schools. It details the utilization of 31n and 31o funding to expand mental health personnel and services. The strategic direction includes expanding resource mapping, universal screening, and fostering collaboration with community partners, while consistently integrating student voice into its efforts.
This document presents an overview of the Michigan Strategic Education Plan, focusing specifically on Goal 2: improving early literacy achievement. The plan outlines eight strategic goals, including expanding learning opportunities, enhancing student wellness, increasing graduation rates and post-secondary credentials, addressing teacher shortages, and ensuring equitable school funding. The presentation details the implementation of the K-12 Literacy and Dyslexia Law (Public Act 146 of 2024), including evaluation processes for screening assessments and curriculum materials, and highlights the 'March Is Reading Month' initiative as part of the state's efforts to advance early literacy.
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This Strategic Education Plan outlines several key goals for the state's education system, with a primary focus on achieving adequate and equitable school funding. Key strategic pillars include expanding early childhood learning, improving early literacy, enhancing student health, safety, and wellness, broadening secondary learning opportunities, increasing high school graduation and post-secondary credential attainment, and addressing teacher shortages. A significant portion of the plan details the disparities between current funding mechanisms and the School Finance Research Collaborative (SFRC) recommendations across critical areas such as poverty, English learners, students with disabilities, career and technical education, the Great Start Readiness Program, and transportation. The plan also highlights ongoing efforts and proposals to address these funding gaps.
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