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Amos O'Neal
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Amos O'Neal
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O’Neal: Republican Education Budget Guts Student Support, CTE Programs: LANSING, Mich., June 13, 2025 — This week, House Republicans passed a revised School Aid budget that still fails Michigan students, families, and educators. Their plan slashes funding for critical programs — including free school meals, mental health support, special education, early literacy, and school transportation — while imposing harmful ideological restrictions and heavy penalties on schools that promote diversity, inclusion, or teach honest history. It also includes dangerous cuts to career and technical education (CTE), a vital pathway to [...]
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Betsy Coffia
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Betsy Coffia
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Coffia Champions Democratic K-12 Budget Proposal, Condemns GOP Version to Defund Necessary Student, School Supports: LANSING, Mich., June 13, 2025 — House Democrats introduced their vision for the School Aid budget this week during a publicly accessible press conference, in an effort to jumpstart budget negotiations ahead of the July 1 statutory deadline for their completion. Under pressure from House Dems, House Republicans finally took a second try at their own school budget, only to continue proposing cuts to programs and services that students and schools rely on — including universal meals, mental health and [...]
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Cynthia Neeley
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Cynthia Neeley
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Rep. Neeley Rejects Republican Budget: “We Won’t Accept Less for Our Kids”: LANSING, Mich., June 13, 2025 — On Tuesday, House Democrats introduced a comprehensive and equitable vision for Michigan’s School Aid budget, pushing forward a plan that reflects the needs of all children across the state — from urban districts like Flint to rural communities and everywhere in between. The Democratic proposal fully funds universal school meals, school transportation, mental health resources and safe learning environments. After repeated pressure, House Republicans offered a second version of their education budget. Yet again, [...]
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Denise Mentzer
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Denise Mentzer
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Mentzer on House Republican Cuts to School Lunches: LANSING, Mich., June 13, 2025 — Michigan House Republicans passed their K-12 education budget that massively cuts categorical spending — which is funding set aside for specific purposes — including eliminating funding for school meals. Currently, that money provides universal school breakfast and lunch for all pre-K through grade 12 students in public schools. After House Republicans passed their reckless school budget, House Bill 4577, state Rep. Denise Mentzer (D-Mt. Clemens) issued the following statement: “The universal school meals program [...]
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Jason Morgan
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Jason Morgan
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Morgan Blasts GOP Education Budgets: Democratic lawmaker highlights major cuts to universities LANSING, Mich., June 13, 2025 — House Democrats introduced their vision for the School Aid budget this week during a publicly accessible press conference, in an effort to jumpstart negotiations ahead of the July 1 statutory deadline for the budget’s completion. Under pressure from House Dems, House Republicans finally took a second try at their own school budget, only to continue proposing cuts to programs and services students and schools rely on. House [...]
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Joey Andrews
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Joey Andrews
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Andrews on Supporting Clean Energy and Sustainable Agriculture: LANSING, Mich., June 13, 2025 — This week, the Michigan House passed House Bills 4265 and 4257 on a 62-35 vote. The bipartisan package would amend the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act (NREPA) to clarify when an individual owning or operating an anaerobic digester needs to register, as well as the application process for registration. The legislation now advances to the Senate for further consideration. After the vote, state Rep. Joey Andrews (D-St. Joseph), sponsor of HB 4265, issued [...]
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Julie Brixie
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Julie Brixie
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Brixie Champions Democratic K-12 Budget Proposal, Condemns GOP Budgets Slashing Funding for Schools, MSU: LANSING, Mich., June 13, 2025 — House Democrats introduced their vision for the School Aid budget this week during a publicly accessible press conference, in an effort to jump start negotiations ahead of the July 1 statutory deadline for the budget’s completion. Under pressure from House Dems, House Republicans finally took a second try at their own education budgets, only to continue proposing cuts to programs and services students and schools rely on. They proposed massive cuts to Michigan’s public [...]
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Reggie Miller
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Reggie Miller
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Miller Champions Democratic K-12 Budget Proposal, Condemns GOP Version to Defund Necessary Student, School Supports: LANSING, Mich., June 13, 2025 — House Democrats introduced their vision for the School Aid budget this week during a publicly accessible press conference, in an effort to jumpstart negotiations ahead of the July 1 statutory deadline for the budget’s completion. Under pressure from House Dems, House Republicans finally put out a second try at their own school budget. Republicans continue to propose cuts to the crucial programs and services that students, teachers and schools rely on — including free [...]
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Stephanie Young
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2025-06-13
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Stephanie Young
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Young Champions Democratic K-12 Budget Proposal, Condemns GOP Version to Defund Necessary Student, School Supports: LANSING, Mich., June 13, 2025 — House Democrats introduced their vision for the School Aid budget Tuesday during a publicly accessible press conference, in an effort to jumpstart budget negotiations ahead of the July 1 statutory deadline for their completion. Under pressure from House Dems, House Republicans finally took a second try at their own school budget, only to continue proposing cuts to programs and services students and schools rely on — including universal meals, mental health and school safety, [...]
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