February 2, 2022

Recent Report Shows Continued Financial Improvement for Detroit Schools

After years of fiscal distress and state intervention, Detroit Public Schools Community District's financial status has improved considerably following the state directed re-structuring in 2016. Research Director Craig Thiel explains more on this episode of Facts Matter.

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