DETROIT – The path to get Michigan children back to school either in-person or remotely continues to become more complicated.
Ann Arbor Public Schools have become the latest to announce it plans to do remote learning.
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Detroit Public Schools Community District superintendent Nikolai Vitti said the Michigan legislature has no intention to fund that option or allow it unless it’s done privately.
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