May 29, 2025 - 00:12
Gathering in Mackinac Island’s Grand Hotel on Wednesday, State Senators Darrin Camilleri and Ed McBroom joined Skillman Foundation President and CEO Angelique Power to address critical areas for improvement in Michigan’s education system. This discussion was part of the Detroit Regional Chamber’s Mackinac Policy Conference, which aims to foster dialogue on significant policy issues.
The senators emphasized the importance of local control in education, advocating for initiatives that empower communities to make decisions tailored to their unique needs. They highlighted the necessity of equitable funding, ensuring that all schools have the resources required to provide quality education to every student, regardless of their background.
Power added that collaboration among stakeholders is essential for driving meaningful change. The conversation underscored a collective commitment to enhancing educational outcomes and ensuring that Michigan's students are well-prepared for the future. As discussions continue, the focus remains on actionable strategies that can lead to sustainable improvements in the state's educational landscape.
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