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REFORM IDEAS FROM FISHTOWN


By The Center for Michigan - August 29, 2007

You might think there's little to worry about in the delightful Lake Michigan hamlet of Leland. Not so, says Leland Public Schools Business Manager Sandra Potts. She spent her summer reading obscure school audits and lobbying legislators on ways to make Michigan schools more efficient. She's listed $97 million worth of potential savings from a variety of statewide reform ideas. Her ideas gore quite a few oxes. Check 'em out.

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One Comment

  1. JTHoagland
    Posted October 5, 2007 at 12:11 pm | Permalink

    Ouch
    Where did the content go?
    Curious minds want to know

    Some $97MM is missing

    JTH

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