Michigan high school graduates college ready challenge
Only one in four 2026 Michigan high school graduates met the SAT college ready threshold. In an economy where career success increasingly is defined by
October 20, 2026
Only one in four 2026 Michigan high school graduates met the SAT college ready threshold. In an economy where career success increasingly is defined by
Last week, we shared some data on how young college graduates are doing in the labor market. Conventional wisdom suggests they’re not doing well. The
Thanks to the Skillman Foundation we asked Richard Czuba of the Glengariff Group to ask 600 Michigan voters about what skills and capacities they want
In our last post we detailed the substantial work earnings premium young adults with a BA or more enjoyed compared to those with lower levels
Often, in our debates about education, we tend to gloss over what should do a foundational piece of the conversation; namely, the question of what
When it comes to getting a BA or more the preeminent story these days is that you are struggling. Either unable to find a job
Michigan is a poor state. Having fallen from 16th in per capita income in 1999 to 40th in 2024. The prime cause of Michigan’s collapse
This post was written by our former colleague Sarah Szurpicki in February 2017. Years before ChatGPT. We are republishing it now because it is at
This year the Detroit Regional Chamber’s Mackinac Policy Conference will begin with a session that proclaims that Michigan’s “House Is On Fire,” detailing the facts,
Over the past couple years, a consensus has emerged among business, philanthropic, political, and many education leaders about how we should be teaching young children
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