Michigan educators

Central Michigan University hosted high school students for its ERPsim Challenge, a simulation competition where teams run virtual businesses and apply strategic decision-making using enterprise resource planning tools. Participants competed against peers in real-time market scenarios, gaining hands-on experience in supply chains, pricing and operations while exploring interest in business careers and university programs.

A Michigan nonprofit is drawing attention for combining wildlife rehabilitation with research and public education under one roof. The Benzie County Record Patriot profiled the organization, highlighting how it treats injured animals while also studying local wildlife and teaching the community about conservation. The piece showcases its hands-on approach to protecting animals in the region.

The Michigan Lottery's Excellence in Education program is recognizing outstanding teachers and educators across the state. Through the initiative, selected educators receive awards and are eligible for additional honors, highlighting the contributions of public school staff in Michigan. The announcement comes from regional outlets covering Upper Michigan, drawing attention to the state's ongoing efforts to celebrate excellence in education.

Bronson Cancer Center will host free breast health education events in Kalamazoo and Battle Creek. The sessions are intended to give local residents information on breast cancer prevention, screening and early detection. The events are open to the public at no cost, offering an accessible way for people in southwest Michigan to learn about breast health resources available in their communities.