?Seventy-five percent of Michigan voters prefer that local school boards determine where to spend money in their schools, rather than have millions in state aid earmarked by the Legislature for specific programs or uses, according to a study done by a Chicago company commissioned by a group of state education organizations.
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By Diana Dillaber Murray diana.dillaber@oakpress.com, @DDillybar, The Macomb Daily
Wed, 04/23/2014 - 7:02am
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