Hannah Dellinger

Hannah Dellinger

Reporter, Chalkbeat Detroit

Hannah Dellinger is a reporter for Chalkbeat Detroit. Previously, she was an education reporter at the Houston Chronicle, where she completed a project on censorship in Texas public schools with an Education Writers Association fellowship in 2022. Prior to that, Hannah was a Hearst journalism fellow for two years in Houston and Connecticut, where she published an investigation and database of child sexual abuse tied to Boys & Girls Clubs of America affiliates that won an Investigative Reporters and Editors Award in 2020.

The Detroit school district is monitoring the implementation of its security protocols at all schools and offering counseling to students.

The eighth grader was stabbed at Gompers Elementary-Middle School, according to the Detroit school district

Davis Aerospace students say the bikes have helped address some systemic barriers in getting to school.

The preliminary attendance numbers suggest the district’s efforts to boost enrollment are making incremental gains.

The board interviewed 14 people for another open seat in July. Instead of repeating the process, they voted to select the runner-up for this appointment.

If approved by the school board, the advisory council would be made up of parents, community leaders, and students.

Pulaski was one of several schools in the Detroit school district that made the most progress in the state getting kids to school last year compared to 2018-19.

New data shows the state’s chronic absenteeism rate was still significantly higher last year compared to 2018-19.

Critics say the visit was an attempt to distract from McMahon’s efforts to dismantle the Department of Education.

The charter will be designed to support kids experiencing homelessness and those with interactions with the justice system.