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“Both of these measures were brought forward in a bipartisan manner with a focus on offering more opportunities in the learning environment…

An effort led by state Rep. Ben Frederick to offer additional learning resources for Michigan children who are deaf or hard of hearing will soon advance to the governor for consideration after it received overwhelming bipartisan support in both the House and Senate.

The Legislature last week gave final approval to a bipartisan plan spearheaded by state Rep. Ben Frederick to offer additional grant opportunities for adults interesting in pursuing associate degrees and certifications through the Michigan Reconnect program. The legislation now heads to Governor Whitmer for consideration.

Habitat for Humanity of Michigan recently named state Rep. Ben Frederick (R-Owosso) as its Public Official of the Year.

State Rep. Ben Frederick of Owosso today highlighted significant investments in higher education, community colleges, and workforce development initiatives that are included in the state budget plan for the fiscal year that begins Oct. 1.

State Rep. Ben Frederick and the Michigan House today approved the state’s school budget for the upcoming fiscal year with an increase in per-pupil funding and a significant new investment in special education programs.

State Reps. Ben Frederick and Sarah Anthony today introduced a bipartisan plan to expand and enhance the Michigan Reconnect program to help address education gaps caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

State Rep. Ben Frederick today led the House in approving spending plans for the upcoming fiscal year that help the state’s colleges and universities move forward with programmatic changes, learning loss mitigation, improved financial aid offerings, and more robust supports for nontraditional and adult learners.

State Rep. Ben Frederick this week led the House in approving a plan to offer additional learning resources for Michigan children who are deaf or hard of hearing.

State Rep. Ben Frederick on Wednesday voted to provide permanent and stable funding for a program that provides police protection to many throughout mid-Michigan.

State Rep. Ben Frederick and the Michigan House on Wednesday approved a plan to suspend the state’s tax on gasoline and diesel fuels to provide immediate financial relief to Michigan drivers.