Learning Should Head Politicians' Agendas
Published: November 6, 2006
One of the longest gubernatorial campaigns in Michigan history concludes this week as election rhetoric cedes to the decisive voice of the electorate. Campaigns have focused on the Michigan economy and how any candidate would "help" the business "climate," but study after study shows a direct correlation with improvement of the state's educational resources.

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