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Founded in 1922, the Michigan Council of Teachers of English (MCTE) is NCTE’s state affiliate for Michigan’s K-16 English language arts teachers and English educators in Michigan. We believe we are better together. Connect with us to learn and lead in our profession.
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Getting into Good Trouble:
MCTE’s Virtual Conference
MCTE’s Spring Conference will be virtual this year on Saturday, February 27. Join us for keynote speaker Nic Stone and a full day of deep think tank sessions about making good trouble.
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