Dearborn schools dominate many of the champs lists, as Bridge Magazine recognizes winners at schools from Grand Rapids to Detroit and the Upper Peninsula
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To prosper, Michigan must be a more educated place. Bridge will explore the challenges in education and identify policies and initiatives that address them.
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Here are Michigan's Academic State Champs for 2019
Take a bow. Here are the most successful high schools in Michigan at sending graduates to college, broken down into four categories. Did your school make the list?
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Search Michigan schools to see how they compare in sending grads to college
Use this database to search for your Michigan high school and see how it compares in sending graduates to college to others nearby and of similar economic means.
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Academic State Champs 2019 – upper income (slideshow)
Here are the 2019 Academic State Champs among upper income schools, those with 25 percent or fewer economically disadvantaged students.
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Academic State Champs 2019 – middle to upper income (slideshow)
Here are the 2019 Academic State Champs among middle to upper income schools, those with 25 percent to 40 percent economically disadvantaged students.
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Academic State Champs 2019 – lower to middle income (slideshow)
Here are the 2019 Academic State Champs among lower to middle income schools, those with 40 percent to 55 percent economically disadvantaged students.
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Academic State Champs 2019 – lower income (slideshow)
Here are the 2019 Academic State Champs among lower income schools, those with more than 55 percent of economically disadvantaged students.
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Academic State Champs 2019
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Michigan doesn’t track school security – or fund safety office it created
Most Michigan schools visited take active shooter security seriously. Just don’t ask the state what each school is doing – it doesn’t keep track. And the Office of School Safety the Legislature created? It remains unfunded.