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Hi, I’m Lori Higgins for Chalkbeat Detroit, here with your morning roundup of education news.
In today’s top story, Hannah Dellinger takes readers inside one of the Detroit school district’s 10 Health Hubs, and the “navigators” who help connect students and families to resources they need, from housing to medical care. The district created these health hubs to improve attendance, and officials say they have helped to do that since the first ones opened in 2023. You can read Hannah’s story for more.
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What We’re Reading
Michigan’s school funding system is overdue for a smart update, Bridge Michigan (Opinion)
Mike Esseily officially hired as Dearborn Public Schools superintendent, Arab American News (Opinion)
What the rise of classical schools says about what parents want, Detroit News (Opinion)
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