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Dr. Sara Hoeve Elected as MCTE’s Vice President
The Michigan Council of Teachers of English is pleased to announce that Dr. Sara Hoeve of Hope College has been elected as MCTE’s next vice president. Hoeve spent more than ten years as a secondary English teacher before earning her Ph.D. in English Education at...
MCTE Welcomes Carrie Mattern as President of MCTE
The Michigan Council of Teachers of English welcomes Carrie Mattern as the president of MCTE for the 2023-2024 school year. Mattern has served as vice president and president-elect in her previous years on MCTE’s Executive Board. In her capacity as MCTE president,...
MCTE Stance Against School Violence
With deep condolences and heavy hearts, we mourn the three students who lost their lives in the shooting that occurred at Michigan State University in Lansing, Michigan. We stand beside the five young adults who were wounded, wishing them and their families a peaceful...
DPS Teacher Janice Rowley is MCTE’s High School English Teacher of the Year
The Michigan Council of Teachers of English has named Janice Rowley, teacher at Renaissance High School in Detroit, as the 2022 High School English Teacher of the Year. Criteria for the MCTE High School English Teacher of the Year Award include the nominee being...
MCTE Is Pleased to Welcome Jessyca Mathews as Vice President
The Michigan Council of Teachers of English is pleased to announce that Jessyca Mathews has been elected as MCTE’s next Vice President. Mathews teaches English at Carman-Ainsworth High School in Flint through an inquiry-based curriculum that prioritizes anti-bias,...
MCTE Stance Against School Violence
With deep condolences and heavy hearts, we mourn the four students who lost their lives in the shooting that occurred at Oxford High School in Oxford, Michigan. We stand beside the six young adults and one teacher who were wounded, wishing them and their families a...