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A New Approach to Making Michigan’s School Funding System Fair For All Students

Who We Are Diverse group of business leaders and education experts Members from Metro Detroit to the U.P. All agree: It’s time to change the way Michigan’s schools are funded 2

Our Work Completed Michigan’s first comprehensive school adequacy study Provided a roadmap to fixing Michigan’s broken school funding system Determined the true cost of educating a child to make school funding more fair Read the report at www.fundmischools.org 3

Key Findings The base per-pupil cost to educate a regular education student in Michigan is $9,590 Charter schools should receive the same funding that school districts receive It costs $14,155 to educate a preschool student age 3 or 4 4

Key Findings An additional percentage of the base per-pupil cost should be provided for: Special education English Language Learners Students living in poverty, and Career and Technical Education Transportation should be funded at $731 per rider until further study is completed Because small districts lack economies of scale, additional funding should be provided for those under 7,500 students 5

A New, Fairer Approach Michigan’s school funding system fails too many students New, fairer school funding system needed that addresses individual learning needs Accountability and transparency measures will be needed 6

A New, Fairer Approach Bottom line: This new approach will ensure every student has the opportunity to get a good education 7

Preparing Kids For Success All students deserve an opportunity at successful careers, including those not college-bound Funding our schools fairly will ensure all students get good-paying jobs Without change, Michigan’s students will continue to fall behind 8

Widespread Support for Change A new statewide poll commissioned by the School Finance Research Collaborative found that: 70 percent believe Michigan’s schools are underfunded 67 percent support a new school funding system that meets all students’ needs 63 percent believe Michigan’s current school funding system is unfair Read a summary of the poll at www.fundmischools.org 9

What’s Next? Growing grassroots effort underway supporting need to meet students’ individual needs Educating policymakers, candidates and residents about the research Seeking new Supporters on our webpage, www.fundmischools.org 10

What’s Next? Read the study at www.fundmischools.org Our website and social media assets can help develop your education platform Contact us if you would like to schedule an in-person meeting or briefing 11

Connect FundMIschools.org Facebook.com/FundMIschools Twitter.com/FundMIschools 12