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Jennifer Chambers

Jennifer Chambers

Education Reporter at The Detroit News

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  • English
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  • Education
  • Elementary Education
  • Primary and Pre-K Education
  • Secondary Education

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Recent Articles

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Judge clears way for Oxford settlements starting at $55M

The Oxford district's insurance company had argued its liability for the entire attack should be capped at $5 million.
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Oakland County evaluating firms to review emergency response to Oxf...

County officials are scoring bids and plan to set up interviews. The board has a timeline of December at the latest to award the review contract.
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More Michigan students ate free breakfast, lunch at school in '23-'24

State Education Department officials say the increase came in the first year that Michigan offered universally free breakfast and lunch to Michigan’s 1.4 million students.
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Oxford school counselor who met with killer got paid leave, reprima...

Hopkins wrote "counselor #1" on the back of his table nameplate during a youth mental health first-aid training in April 2022.
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Eight candidates running for the State Board of Education. Only two...

The elections are at-large and the two candidates with the most votes win eight-year terms.
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Harris urges suburban Detroit voters not to 'despair' during bipart...

Liz Cheney, a fierce Republican critic of former President Donald Trump, is spending two days in Metro Detroit campaigning for Kamala Harris.
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Critical seconds: Schools using new technology to aid first responders

Ann Arbor and county police said the adoption of a new technology by the local school district will improve their ability to respond to emergencies.
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Vandals deface Jewish Federation offices on attack anniversary. Oth...

Vandals used red and black spray paint to leave messages "f--- Israel," "intifada" and "free Palestine" on the sidewalk and exterior of the building.
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These children needed extra support during the pandemic. The feds s...

Multiple parents of Michigan students with disabilities directly contacted the state Education Department to report that their children were being denied services.
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$9M special education fund to address failures from Flint water crisis

In children, lead exposure can result in serious effects on IQ, ability to pay attention and academic achievement. About 18,000 school-age children were exposed to lead during Flint's water crisis.
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Michigan teens getting registered to vote ahead of eligibility

The state has cleared the way for 127,000 teens in Michigan to register ahead of time to vote in the future, a move opposed by most GOP lawmakers.
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Cellphones go dark during school day for more Michigan students, an...

Policy changes have been made across the board in some Michigan districts, from kindergarteners and their smartwatches to high schoolers and iPhones.
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Michigan's chronic absenteeism rate improved last school year

The statistic means that nearly 30% of Michigan's K-12 students — or 413,081 — are chronically absent
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Three Oakland County teens charged with making online school threats

Charges stem from three separate social media posts made on Sunday. The post read: "[G]uys imma shoot up the school tomorrow."
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MSU pays $2.7M fine for violating federal post-Nassar monitoring rules

Michigan State University had awarded more than $30 million in federal financial aid to about 800 students for about 14 new academic program.
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Rochester teachers win 3-year contract with $33M boost in pay, trai...

The contract calls for a 3% wage increase in the first year, another 3% in the second year and then $2,000 for every level in the third year.
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While Michigan's SAT scores have dropped for a third year, here are...

Both International Academy schools — one in Oakland County and one in Macomb County — retained their high rankings this year.
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Reading scores at 10-year low for Michigan third-graders, M-STEP sc...

Results of the 2024 exam known as M-STEP show only 39.6% of third graders statewide passed the state's English language arts (ELA) test.
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'Great to be back': Old routines, new challenges as students return...

On Monday, many of Michigan's 1.37 million K-12 students went back to school buildings for the new school year. Michigan public schools employ about 367,000 people and staffing is up by nearly 19,000 employees compared with last year.
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Whitmer supports independent review of police, emergency response t...

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said a review is needed to ensure "we do everything to protect against something like that ever happening again."
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Meals are free again for students this new school year in Michigan

Last school year, the Michigan School Meals program provided more 76.3 million breakfasts and 135.6 million lunches, state education officials said.