Learn About the Educational Reform Plan the School Board Calls 'Bad for Birmingham'

Art Aisner and Laura Houser:

Parents and school officials concerned with potentially sweeping education reform currently making its way through the Michigan legislature are invited to sound off at a series of informational meetings starting Tuesday across Oakland County.

Dave Randels, assistant director of the office of government relations and pupil services for Oakland Schools, will speak about Gov. Rick Snyder's education funding proposals from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Doyle Center in Bloomfield Hills.

"Michigan is embarking on a very radical experiment with our children -- one that is untested and untried," an alert on the Bloomfield Hills Public Schools website read Monday. "We need to come together to learn about this movement and what we can do about it."

Former Madison Superintendent Dan Nerad is now leading the Birmingham School District.

Posted by Jim Zellmer at December 17, 2012 1:11 AM
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