The Michigan Council of Teachers of English is pleased to announce that Dr. Andrea Zellner has been elected as MCTE’s next vice president. Zellner is currently a literacy consultant at Oakland Schools in Waterford, MI, serving all 28 school districts

We, the Executive Committee of the Michigan Council of Teachers of English (MCTE), stand in solidarity with the global outrage over the state-sanctioned violence and anti-Black racism that have led to the recents deaths of U.S. Black citizens, Breonna Taylor,

The Michigan Council of Teachers of English is pleased to announce that Dr. April Baker-Bell has been elected as MCTE’s next vice president. Baker-Bell is currently an Assistant Professor of Language and Literacy in the Department of English/ English Education

The Michigan Council of Teachers of English has named Kelly Wilson, teacher at Lakeview High School in the Charlevoix-Emmet Intermediate School District, as the 2019 Touchstone Award honoree for Michigan’s Creative Writing High School of the Year.  Wilson has been an

Are you interested in a leadership role with the Michigan Council of Teachers of English? The MCTE executive board has openings for the following positions: Elementary Chair:  Encourage and support membership at the elementary level, serve on the executive board and

The Michigan Council of Teachers of English will honor five educators for their excellence in the teaching of English at the annual Fall Conference on Friday, October 19th! Congratulations to the 2018 honorees! The Charles Carpenter Fries Award, first given in 1967,

​Issues of race and racism are deeply embedded in American letters and life. Schools are at the forefront of these concerns, and race comes up explicitly in a literacy class through readings both old and new, from Huck Finn to