Michigan is rolling out a new strategy to address declining literacy rates, focusing on targeted changes in how reading and writing are taught in schools. The plan emphasizes early intervention, teacher training, and evidence-based instructional methods to improve student performance. Educators will receive updated resources and support to implement these adjustments across grade levels. Details include expanded access to literacy screenings and a stronger emphasis on foundational skills in younger grades.
Michigan has a plan to fix its literacy crisis. Here's what will change in classrooms. ClickOnDetroit | WDIV Local 4
