Colin Jackson
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Michigan Public Radio Network
In recent years, Michigan has expanded its free school meal program, spent more on schools and literacy coaches, and changed its literacy curriculum. Still, test scores are down.
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The order comes after a group of members removed the People's Food Coop's Board of Directors Friday.
