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Funding Talks for Michigan Schools Roll on as State Lawmakers Pass Budget Deadline

  • Michigan lawmakers failed to reach a budget deal by the July 1 deadline, leaving school districts without finalized funding at the start of the fiscal year in Lansing.
  • The stalemate results from disagreements between House Republicans and Senate Democrats over budgets proposed in June and spring, including per-student funding and controversial provisions.
  • Despite ongoing negotiations, key leaders expressed frustration as schools must finalize budgets conservatively amid uncertainty, with lawmakers only returning July 15, well into the new fiscal year.
  • K-12 Alliance executive Robert McCann called the delay unprecedented and said, "the time to do what is best for Michigan’s schools passed," emphasizing lost hiring opportunities.
  • The impasse prolongs funding uncertainty amid an education crisis marked by low student proficiency and Michigan’s decline in population growth and education spending ranks.
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Michigan Legislature misses its own deadline for setting state budget

Lawmakers now have three additional months to reach a compromise on the likely more than $80 billion budget before the next fiscal year begins.

·Detroit, United States
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Eastern Progress broke the news in on Tuesday, July 1, 2025.
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