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Public Act 87 of 2021 (PA 87) authorizes the Michigan Department of Education (MDE) to approve training programs for local school board members intended to develop and enhance their knowledge in the areas of education law, labor relations, conflicts of interest, school finance, and board governance. School districts in turn are reimbursed by the MDE up to $100 per course completed by individual school board members.
Requests for school board reimbursement must be submitted through NexSys. Please see the Help Guide for submitting reimbursement requests. All requests must be for courses taken in the current Fiscal Year (October through September).
Organizations interested in becoming an approved program provider for these purposes must complete and return the Program Provider Application for review and approval. Completion and submission instructions are found in the Program Provider Application.
NOTE: The Program Provider Application is not intended for use by school districts to submit invoices for approved training completed by school board members. Please see the information above regarding the use of GEMS/MARS for training reimbursement.
The following organizations have been approved to provide training eligible for reimbursement under PA 87, followed by their applicable Content Areas Eligible for Reimbursement. Please revisit this page regularly for updates to the Approved Training Program Provider list:
Approved courses can be found at the MASB Training Reimbursement website.
Questions regarding school district reimbursement or the training Program Provider Application process should be directed to Brittany Smith at SmithB107@michigan.gov.
