Isabel Lohman is an Education Reporter at Bridge Michigan. She focuses on various facets of the education system, including public education, school administration, and K-12 education, while also addressing the intersections of climate change and the environment. Isabel’s work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the Detroit Free Press, Chalkbeat, and the Associated Press.
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Isabel Lohman primarily covers local news related to education, government announcements, and legal policy regulation in Michigan. She seems particularly interested in developments related to education policies and institutions within the state.
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By: Isabel Lohman, Kae Petrin
Scores vary across the state. Use this tool to look up your local school.
By: Isabel Lohman, Kae Petrin
Scores vary across the state. Use this tool to look up your local school.
Michigan reading scores are down across grades 3-7 Use the tool to look up your local district test scores Students take the tests in the spring
Michigan students took standardized tests in the spring. But reading scores have dropped slightly from the year before across grades.
By: Isabel Lohman
Michigan third grade reading scores continued to slide in the state's most recent standardized tests this year, even as schools begin to implement reading reforms.
By: Isabel Lohman
Michigan third grade reading scores continued to slide in the state's most recent standardized tests this year, even as schools begin to implement reading reforms.
By: Isabel Lohman
Michigan's third grade reading scores have dropped again, with only 38.2% of students proficient in English Language Arts
By: Isabel Lohman, Lori Higgins
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By: Isabel Lohman, Lori Higgins
This story was originally published by Bridge Michigan (bridgemi.com), a nonprofit and nonpartisan news organization. To get regular coverage from Bridge Michigan, sign up for a free Bridge Michigan newsletter here https://bit.ly/BridgeMichiganNewsletter
By: Isabel Lohman
Nearly 115,000 students took a career and technical education course last year. But is it a direct path to a good job? Leaders say employers want even more training and schools need more trained instructors.
