A Special Message from Governor Rick Snyder: Education Reform.
In his eighth and final state budget address Wednesday, Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder detailed his proposal to give the schools their largest funding increase in 15 years.
A Special Message from Governor Rick Snyder: Education Reform. To the Michigan Legislature: One of Michigan’s most pressing responsibilities is ensuring that students are prepared to enter the work force and to take advantage of new opportunities as our economy grows.
A lot of people are uneasy about Governor Rick Snyder’s proposal to cut aid to education at all levels in order to balance the budget and give business a huge tax break. Even some of those in favor of cutting business taxes have problems with this.
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Republican Gov. Rick Snyder announced his proposed budget for the 2012 fiscal year in Lansing yesterday, outlining substantial cuts in government spending, including a 15-percent decrease in higher education funding.
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder. School safety is a complex and emotional issue that requires the leaders of this great nation to balance long-standing customs with emerging threats that impact all Americans.
An analysis of Snyder's budget proposal impact on individual school districts by the non-partisan House Fiscal Agency shows 28 school districts and five charter schools would see a cut in funding.
Snyder’s proposal: Preserving his legacy of fiscal responsibility. Snyder, an accountant, built his administration around the idea of fiscally responsible government. He has set aside more money for the state’s rainy-day fund and urged lawmakers to adopt balanced budgets in June, before many school districts and municipalities begin their fiscal years in July.
Despite a projected shortfall in Michigan both this fiscal year and next, higher education received a funding increase in Republican Gov. Rick Snyder’s budget announcement Wednesday morning. In a presentation to the state’s lawmakers, the governor announced the state budget for the 2016 fiscal year as well as revisions to the 2015 fiscal year budget.
Gov. Rick Snyder has proposed a 6.1 percent increase for Michigan's 15 public universities next year — by far the largest sum he's suggested since cutting the state's higher education budget 15.
Gov. Snyder, the Oxford funding proposal and HB 5923 fail to solve the actual problems facing Michigan schools. Instead they would worsen those problems and create a host of new ones. While claiming to advance a plan for globally competitive schools, the drafters propose a set of policies found in no high-performing nation’s educational system.
Speaker of the House Tom Leonard, R-DeWitt, today issued the following statement after Gov. Snyder presented a budget proposal for the coming fiscal year: “I appreciate the governor offering his proposal this morning and starting the budget negotiation process. During these negotiations, the House will emphasize the need to keep spending low and use Michigan’s.
Governor Rick Snyder laid out his 2019 budget proposal in Lansing Wednesday morning. From infrastructure to education, the proposed budget covers a number of key areas.
