It is appropriate to take the longest day of the year to address one of the long tails of the longest lawsuit in MHSAA history.

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Dropouts, delinquency and discipline problems in our schools are not addressed at all by standardized tests. In fact, the focus on such testing probably adds to each problem.

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This plays out so often: a family faces a crisis, and a coach is quickly on the scene.

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During 2013, a Football Task Force has been working on revisions to practice policies that might simultaneously improve acclimatization of players and reduce head trauma

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Over the years I have become increasingly impatient with the MHSAA’s committee process. . . it's too often a superficial process that seems indifferent to or incapable of dealing with the most important issues of school sports.

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An exceptionally drastic act a decade ago is now an expected rite of each spring and summer. Beginning in April and extending to September, trained and experienced athletic directors leave their jobs, and no one really replaces them.

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There is an increased sense among the MHSAA’s constituents that it’s nearly impossible to advance deeply into the MHSAA’s postseason tournaments with “home grown” talent . . .

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During the 2013-14 school year, the MHSAA Representative Council will vote on two proposals that are consistent with this resolution:

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