There are six big takeaways from our MFS’ work: An unregulated marketplace diminishes quality teaching and learning As we explored previously, the consequence of an
Our Michigan Future Schools initiative has come to an end. For the past seven years it has been a major component of our work. The
Someone asked me for my ideas on what should the Governor’s new 21st Century Education Commission recommend. And to do it with no more than
A core finding of Michigan Future’s research has been that the most prosperous places are now those with the highest proportion of adults with a
Two must-read columns. One entitled Distractions turn dysfunction for Snyder, GOP is written by Daniel Howes, Detroit News business columnist. Writing about Michigan’s horrible k-12
Worrisome survey results reported by the New York Times. Worth checking out and taking the one question survey. The question: “What do you think the
For more than a decade we have argued that the strategy for producing better economic outcomes that Michigan has adopted is not smart. Basically lower
More evidence that cutting taxes does not lead to higher prosperity for Michiganders. One can make a strong argument that for at least two decades
The Bureau of Labor Statistics each year publishes a chart that details the unemployment rate and median weekly earnings by education attainment for those 25
More than a decade of research on the changing American economy has led us to conclude that, quite simply, in a flattening world where work
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