K-12 Education Reporter at Chalkbeat Detroit
Hannah Dellinger is a K-12 Education Reporter at Chalkbeat Detroit. She focuses on various aspects of the education system, including school safety and education management, often addressing social issues and crime within the context of Texas and Michigan. Hannah's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Houston Chronicle, The Center For Michigan, and Yahoo News.
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Hannah Dellinger's coverage primarily revolves around local education and policy in Michigan, with a strong focus on government announcements and data citations. She would likely be receptive to pitches from local educators or officials who can provide insights into the evolving landscape of education in Michigan, particularly those related to school safety, teacher evaluation, mental health initiatives, and educational legislation.
Given her emphasis on citing data, experts who can provide statistical analysis or empirical evidence supporting proposed reforms or highlighting gaps in student achievement may also capture Hannah's attention. Additionally, sources that can offer commentary on specific pieces of legislative action within Michigan’s educational system are likely to resonate well with her coverage.
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The bills would require schools to teach African American, Latino American, and Native American history.
By: Hannah Dellinger
Another bill would require all teachers in Michigan to complete cultural competency training.
By: Hannah Dellinger, Anthony Lanzilote
The Detroit school district may sue the state over paying off historic debt.
The district wants legal clarity on whether it can use operating millage revenue to pay off all of its historic debt.
By: Hannah Dellinger
Talent & Education Michigan charter school reforms near finish line in state Legislature Share This:
Democrats on Wednesday didn’t have the votes they needed to pass their party’s key education policy priorities.
While some of the reforms will likely be signed into law, more substantial proposals died in the House.
The Senate passed a few of Democrats’ charter school reform bills Thursday night. Bills that would have required more financial transparency died in the House.
By: Hannah Dellinger
Bills aimed at preventing violence in schools that were introduced after the deadly 2021 Oxford school shooting will soon become law.
The legislation will require school districts to create behavior threat assessment teams and create more stringent emergency response protocols.
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