Education for a forty-year career
The centerpiece of our education policy agenda is that our education system should prepare students not for a first job, but for a forty-year career.
August 16, 2017
The centerpiece of our education policy agenda is that our education system should prepare students not for a first job, but for a forty-year career.
The most important recommendation in our new state policy agenda is that we change the mission of state economic policy to a rising household
Late last year, Stanford economist Raj Chetty and colleagues published an important set of data that measured just how many Americans achieve the American dream.
I’m generally not a fan of measuring a college’s value by the incomes of their graduates. If a high proportion of a school’s alumni enter
As I feel a need to do every time I write about charter schools, Michigan Future is a long time supporter of charters and more
Insightful Jared Bernstein post on the David Leonhardt’s “College for the Masses” column. (Bernstein is a Senior Fellow at the Center on Budget and Policy
I considered making this a one sentence post. Read this David Leonhardt article for the New York Times entitled College for the Masses. Its a
I support President Obama’s proposal to make community college tuition free for those students who stay on track academically. Expanding education opportunity and outcomes is
MLive reports that Governor Snyder in an Ann Arbor presentation complained about college tuition being too high. The article quotes the Governor: “Tuition has gone up
Michigan Future’s work started with the question “where do we want to go from here?” Our answer: a high-prosperity Michigan – a place with a
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