LANSING, Mich. — Wyoming Public Schools Superintendent Craig Hoekstra likely doesn’t need more responsibilities, as he already commands a school district of roughly 4,000 students.
“I do what I do because of the people I do it with,” Hoekstra said.
But now, he’s just one of many school leaders around the state grappling with what to do without a state budget. While lawmakers in Lansing have blown past a statutory, yet toothless deadline to have a budget in place by July 1, school districts have already had to make financial decisions as the academic year has gotten underway…