Building May Be Razed to Stop Union-Free School From Using It!

Largely as a consequence of the gross mismanagement of K-12 schools by Big Labor politicians acting at the behest of teacher union bosses, enrollment in many Michigan school districts has plummeted in recent years.

According to a Detroit News feature story published March 14, enrollment in “traditional,” almost universally unionized, K-12 school districts in Michigan has fallen by “more than 70,600 students,” or 4.9%, since the 2019-20 school year.

Most of this decline happened because parents, fed up with Big Labor abuses such as the politically motivated continuation of COVID-19 school lockdowns long after it was apparent they were medically unwarranted, moved with their kids to states where union dons are less powerful.

But a significant portion of union-ruled government schools’ enrollment losses happened because parents who were unable or unwilling to leave Michigan transferred their kids to publicly funded, but privately managed, charter schools, which are overwhelmingly union-free…

NATIONAL RIGHT TO WORK COMMITTEE

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