Dale Murney
Democratic
Retired court referee and magistrate; attorney · Paw Paw Township
The gist
- Proposes a living wage to recruit and keep certified teachers
- Proposes opening state preschool to all families from age 3
- Proposes keeping Chromebooks out of classrooms before 4th grade
- Proposes a life-skills class as a graduation requirement
- Proposes expanding vocational education statewide
- Pledges to increase affordable housing options
- Supports farm solar and digesters as added farm income
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Proposes a living wage to recruit and keep certified teachers
Position — Murney 4 MI SenateCampaign website · murney4senate.com
“Increase hiring and retention of certified teachers by paying them a living wage.”
Proposes opening state preschool to all families from age 3
Position — Murney 4 MI SenateCampaign website · murney4senate.com
“extending the Great Start Readiness Program (GSRP) as well as Young 5s to all families in Michigan”
Proposes keeping Chromebooks out of classrooms before 4th grade
Position — Murney 4 MI SenateCampaign website · murney4senate.com
“Advocate to keep Chromebooks and any other electronic media out of classrooms until the 4th grade.”
Proposes a life-skills class as a graduation requirement
Position — Murney 4 MI SenateCampaign website · murney4senate.com
“Create a graduation requirement for a “life-skills” class to better prepare our graduates for the responsibilities of adulthood.”
Proposes expanding vocational education statewide
Position — Murney 4 MI SenateCampaign website · murney4senate.com
“Expand vocational educational programs throughout the state to create labor-ready skills.”
Pledges to increase affordable housing options
Position — Murney 4 MI SenateCampaign website · murney4senate.com
“Increase affordable housing options for our citizens.”
Supports farm solar and digesters as added farm income
Position — Murney 4 MI SenateCampaign website · murney4senate.com
“Promote supplemental sources of revenue for farmers so that they can continue to remain on the land during periods of economic upheaval”