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Through leadership, policy implementation, and light-of-day reporting, the Michigan Department of Education will increase full-time, full-access systems of education that support success for every student.

 

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PDF Document Michigan State Education Technology Plan, MI Roadmap: Transforming Education Through Technology as presented to the State Board of Education March 14, 2017

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Michigan's Online Course Catalog MiCourses.org is the site where schools and parents will access the new statewide catalog of online courses. New legislation (Section 21f of the State School Aid Act) allows a parent to request that their child, in grades 5 through 12, take up to two courses per semester online and off site. For more information, see the Help link on MiCourses.org. More...
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