More Michigan public school districts contracted out in 2009 for at least one of the three main support services — food, custodial or transportation — according to the Mackinac Center for Public Policy's annual privatization survey. Some 246 of the state's 551 districts, or 44.6 percent, contract with private companies for one or more of those support services, up from 42.4 percent a year ago. The Mackinac Center has surveyed Michigan school districts since 2001, when 31 percent of districts contracted out for one of the "big three" noninstructional services.
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Tuesday, September 8, 2009
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I would like to know why the Schools that went back to District employees had done so. Was it money,services,security etc.
PBR
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