Group wants more money for students living in poverty and disabilities. But will it fly?
Erin Einhorn
A guest author for Bridge Magazine.
Can this Detroit principal help students learn quickly enough to save her school?
The state has placed more than three dozen struggling schools on notice: Improve, or else. Can Alisanda Woods beat the clock?
A fight for teachers weakens Detroit schools.
Teacher shortages and poaching of talent among traditional and charter schools hurts students in the low-performing school district.
Detroit schools compete for teachers. As usual, the students suffer.
Rampant turnover has schools yearning for teachers and turning to bonuses and penalties. Research shows the instability is bad for kids.
No time for sleep. Nikolai Vitti has a school district to save in Detroit (slideshow)
Detroit’s new superintendent only gets three hours’ sleep per night. There’s no time to waste if he’s going to fix a district pushed to the brink.
Just another Tuesday for 37 first-graders with no music or art or gym
This is what it’s like to teach in a classroom with too many children, books that don’t arrive until March, and no help because there not enough teachers.
Eight ways Detroit’s new schools chief can succeed
Nikolai Vitti, the incoming superintendent from Florida, faces some age-old Detroit problems: overcrowded classrooms, historically low student achievement, and the burden of replacing a popular predecessor. Here’s what insiders suggest he should tackle first.