Isabel Lohman is an Education Reporter at Bridge Michigan. She focuses on a range of topics within the education sector, including education systems, technology in education, health and wellness in relation to learning, and special education. Isabel's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Detroit Free Press, Chalkbeat, and Yahoo News, among others.
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Isabel Lohman primarily covers local news related to education, government announcements, and legal policy regulation in Michigan. She seems particularly interested in developments related to education policies and institutions within the state.
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By: Isabel Lohman
The May ballot includes a pivotal state Senate race and nearly three dozen school funding efforts.
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Lori Leggert's child-care center in Michigan is part of a new pilot program offering no-cost pre-K in home-based settings.
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Statewide, 61.1% of school bonds passed. Some districts that failed to get bonds passed in November also failed Tuesday.
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At Project SEARCH, students learn what jobs they do and don’t like. They also get support from peers, instructors and employers. Independence and employment are the goals.
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With just over half of Michigan high school graduates going off to college, leaders say more needs to be done to give them interesting and useful learning experiences in K-12 schools.
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An extra boost to help students? A way to siphon money away from public schools? Both? Depends whom you ask.
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Benson’s plans include continuing signature efforts of the Whitmer administration and several ideas that would need support from the Legislature.
Gubernatorial candidate Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson is releasing a wide-ranging education plan calling for more pre-K, career tech and service opportunities
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Corunna Public Schools has boosted AP class enrollment nearly sixfold Students who score well on AP tests get money from the local education foundation
