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District 5 Legislative & Community Updates
Dear Neighbor, While the start of spring often brings more sunshine and longer days, it can also bring frequent temperature changes, and with that, severe weather. Be sure to stay well informed, prepared, and alert for extreme weather events this spring. Also,...
District 5 Legislative & Community Updates
Dear Neighbor, Happy Women’s History Month. This March, join me in recognizing the struggles, triumphs, and resilience of the bold, brave women who have paved the way for progress here in Michigan and nationwide. I’m proud to be a part of Michigan’s first...
Sen. Polehanki Calls Out Trump Administration’s “Snitch Portal” for Targeting Teachers
LANSING, Mich. (Feb. 28, 2025) — Yesterday, the U.S. Dept. of Education launched a so-called “snitch portal,” inviting parents to “report illegal, discriminatory practices at institutions of learning,” according to its website. Responding to the weaponization of the...
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Senator Polehanki March is Reading Month
Sen Polehanki on Senate Bill 947
Sen Polehanki in Support of SB 944
Sen. Polehanki Testifying in Support of Senate Bills 857 and 858
Senator Polehanki Asks Colleagues to Vote Yes on SB 911
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Any day that I get to hold a puppy is a good day! Thank you so much to Westland’s Michigan Humane for presenting me with an Animal Advocate Award. 🐾🐾🐾 ... See MoreSee Less
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“In March, state Senate Education Chairwoman Dayna Polehanki, D-Livonia, announced she wanted to consider placing class size caps for grades kindergarten through third grade in schools with high rates of students living in poverty.
"I'd like to see class sizes capped in high-poverty districts in K-3 to give the kids that time with the teacher," Polehanki said. "So the teacher has that individualiz ... See MoreSee Less
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