Education Achievement Authority
Education Achievement Authority
The Education Achievement System was unveiled in June 2011 as a way to redesign public education in Michigan's lowest performing schools by driving more resources directly into their classrooms and offering greater autonomy to help ensure student achievement increases. The system is governed by the 11-member Education Achievement Authority Board, with two members appointed by DPS, two members appointed by (EMU) and seven members appointed by the governor. Members serve at the pleasure of the respecting appointing authority. The EAS was created by an inter-local agreement between Eastern Michigan University and Detroit Public Schools
Five members of the board will make up the executive committee comprised of one board member selected by DPS, one member selected by EMU and three members selected by the governor. The executive committee will select a chancellor for the system.
Click here to access the EAA homepage and meeting information
Contact Information
Tyrone E. Winfrey, Sr.
Chief of Staff
Education Achievement Authority
Phone: (313) 456-3010
Fax: (313) 456-3011
Email: twinfrey@eaaofmichigan.org
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