Education

Swartz Creek school leaders shot down a $40 million megasite deal after residents accused them of holding secret meetings.

Following a Snapchat threat, Kingston police and federal agents are ensuring schools stay calm and secure as the week begins.

A Lansing mom says her 11-year-old son was expelled after disarming a classmate who brought a gun to school. She insists he was protecting others and is asking the district to reconsider.

Michigan’s government risks a shutdown as budget talks stall over roads and school funding. Lawmakers and the governor are scrambling to reach a deal before October 1.

Fall football is in full swing across Michigan, from NFL games to local high school rivalries.

A Davison school bus crash in Richfield Township sent two people to the hospital Wednesday morning.

A 23-year-old school crossing guard has been arrested after police say he admitted to a sexual relationship with a 13-year-old girl.

A tense morning unfolded in Flint Township as two elementary schools went into lockdown during an active shooter scare. Police quickly contained the threat, and classes safely resumed.

Robert McMillan says his daughter was left alone for up to 10 minutes after a bus driver dropped her at the wrong stop. Kearsley Schools confirmed the mistake and vowed to fix the issue.

Michigan school meal funding is only secure through September, leaving districts scrambling as state and federal cuts threaten free lunch programs.

Catalytic converters stolen from 20 Michigan City school buses forced a sudden switch to remote learning for students.

Michigan law says school should start after Labor Day, but three out of four districts now begin in August thanks to waivers. Here’s why the law and reality don’t match.