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» School checks: Lawsuit introduces new facet on flawed background law
By Lansing State Journal | Published 10/6/2006 | Daily EdNews , K-12 | Unrated
Voters interested in public schools might want to ask Gov. Jennifer Granholm and legislators about their work on the Student Safety Act.
» Parents dismiss schools' ratings: Education YES! grading by state draws criticism
By Lansing State Journal | Published 10/5/2006 | Daily EdNews , Accountability , K-12 , No Child Left Behind | Unrated

By Susan Vela and Nicole Geary
The state's Education YES! Report Cards are supposed to be a friendly overture that informs parents about a school's quality and performance.

» Mind game: MSU lab developing new ways to learn
By Lansing State Journal | Published 09/29/2006 | Daily EdNews , K-12 , Technology/E-Learning | Unrated
In the video game "Life Preservers," players have two objectives: Save the planet from invading alien hordes and learn national science standards on evolution and adaptation.
» Impressive act: Gardner teacher sets example
By Lansing State Journal | Published 09/25/2006 | Daily EdNews , K-12 | Unrated
The Gardner Middle School teacher recently was honored with a $10,000 award from Wal-Mart as its teacher of the year for Michigan. Spence told the LSJ last week that she would spend the money on things the school district needs.