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- Michigan Court of Appeals upheld constitutionality of amendment to State School Aid Act of 1979 on December 17, 2025.
- Amendment conditions funding for 'school safety and mental health' on schools waiving privileges and complying with investigations after mass casualty events.
- Ruling affirmed lower court decision in favor of State of Michigan and Michigan Department of Education.
- Court found amendment not unconstitutionally vague and not coercive.
- Case brought by consortium of schools and officials challenging amendment.
