Donate
Subscribe
Menu
Support
Donate Subscribe

Search Results for: tuition trends – Page 11

Type

Date range

Financing Special Education: Analyses and Challenges

...almost 251,000 students received special education services. For the most part, annual changes in the special education population have tracked the general student enrollment trends since the

Council Briefs

March 1, 2012
Tags analysis of special education funds, financing special education, special education financing

Streamlining Functions and Services of Kent County and Metropolitan Grand Rapids Cities

...County. Several trends are worthy of recognition. Collaborative Arrangements not Universal – Roughly two-thirds of the services that are jointly provided can be classified as horizontal collaboration.

Council Briefs

June 10, 2009
Tags functions of Kent County and Grand Rapids city, streamlining services and functions

The Next Challenge in Funding the Education of Detroit School Children

...new Citizens Research Council of Michigan report, Public School Enrollment Trends in Detroit, DPS educates just 41 percent of all Detroit children enrolled in public school, compared

Press Release

June 16, 2016
Tags Detroit Public Schools, property tax, special education

Expanding Nursing Scope of Practice to Address Michigan’s Healthcare Costs and Physician Shortages

Memorandum 1142, September 2016 In Brief Patient health outcomes, patient experiences, and costs each are threatened by trends in Michigan’s healthcare services. Chronic health concerns coupled with

Publication

September 26, 2016
Tags advance practice registered nurse, APRN, nurse practioner, scope of practice

Challenges Ahead in Balancing the State Budget

...recession in the state. Recent revenue projections show that General Fund growth has plateaued; while nominal revenues are likely to increase slightly in the near term, projected

Publication

August 1, 2017
Tags earmarking, Healthy Michigan, highway funding, indigent defense, MBT, MEGA, Michigan budget, personal income tax, personal property tax, Tax Credits

Join the Citizens Research Council and the Urban Consulate to Talk Education Policy in Detroit

...Trends in Detroit 2016 Urban Consulate Urban Consulate Detroit is a parlor for urban exchange. The Urban Consulate has hosted weekly parlor talks since 2016, which often

Event

August 31, 2017
Tags ChalkBeat Detroit, Detroit Public Schools, Detroit Public Schools Community District, Nikolai Vitti, Urban Consulate

Report – Diversifying Local-Source Revenue Options in Michigan

...the local economy, leaving them vulnerable to macroeconomic trends and unable to provide the services needed. Communities need more mechanisms to capture the economic activity taking place

Publication

February 22, 2018
Tags alchohol, Detroit, local-option taxes, marijuana, motor fuel, restaurant meals, sales, sharing economy, taxes, tobacco, utility users, vehicle rental

Report – Diversifying Local-Source Revenue Options in Detroit

...revenue streams have suffered from the city’s decline. City revenue trends are not reflecting the resurgence in economic activity taking place within parts of the city and

Publication

February 22, 2018
Tags alcohol, Detroit, local-option taxes, marijuana, motor fuel, restaurant meals, sales, sharing economy, taxes, tobacco, utility users, vehicle rental

Local governments in Michigan would benefit from tax options available elsewhere

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Nancy Derringer, nderringer@crcmichstaging.wpengine.com, 734-548-0033   In Michigan, the current local government revenue structure is largely disconnected from the local economy, leaving them vulnerable

Press Release

February 22, 2018

A Midterm Retrospective: the 2018 Election and Gerrymandering

...flipped the 8th and 11th congressional districts. While this result diverges with previous trends, Democrats won nearly 8 percent more of the popular vote than Republicans, yet

Council Briefs

November 15, 2018
Tags 2018 elections, gerrymandering, redistricting
Back To Top

Join our email/text message lists to stay connected with the Citizens Research Council. In addition to a weekly newsletter, you will receive emails notifying you of new publications, event invitations, and related information. We promise not to overburden your inbox.

Preference(Required)
How do you prefer to receive information?