Mich. governor ties extra school cash to learning
LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Michigan's governor said Thursday that the state should capitalize on its brightest economic outlook in a decade by opening its checkbook to school districts — but only those that can show their students actually are learning from year to year.
Republican Rick Snyder's plan for districts to compete for $70 million in extra state money is part of a growing trend in performance-based educat...
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