Education experts say the state’s literacy goals are directly tied to students’ futures Panelists encourage people to volunteer with their local schools The discussion is a culmination of several months of listening to readers about what issues matter most to them
DETROIT — If Michigan wants to improve its education system, it must double down on efforts to improve literacy, train more students for the workforce and encourage people to volunteer with their schools.
That’s according to four education experts who spoke Wednesday on a panel titled “The Talent Pipeline: Balancing Early Literacy with Postsecondary Goals” at Bridge
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