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Welcome to April's IH Newsflash! 📢 This month, we have updates about two new school affiliations to the IH network based in Croatia and China, IH Torun's Teacher Training Day 2019, IHWO at IATEFL, and a special anniversary for IH Huelva! 📺👆

0:05 – IH Split – Jantar affiliates
0:28 – General Plan-IH Shanghai affiliates
0:46 – IH Torun’s Teacher Training Day 2019
1:05 – IHWO attends IATEFL
1:19 – IH Huelva celebrates 50th anniversary

Emma Cresswell from IH Santiago de Compostela tells us why doing a DELTA course is a great way to deepen understanding and turn teaching into a career.

Find out more about the DELTA (Diploma in Teaching English to Speakers of other Languages) on our website! 👉 http://ihworld.com/teach/improve-your...

This week's IH Newsflash features stories about our attendance at ICEF Berlin, the IH DaF event hosted at IH Berlin-GLS, a meeting with our valued partners guard.me, and International House's 65th anniversary!

House Bill 4206 regulates human breast milk banks, companies, and cooperatives. House Bill 4691 prohibits the internet sale of human breast milk.

Allows a refunding of indebtedness bonds for school districts involved in consolidation.

House Bill 4138 would create "presumptive parole" to allow inmates, upon completion of their minimum sentence(s) to be released on their first parole eligibility date under certain circumstances.

Rep. Chang’s bill would restore an Air Pollution Control Commission to oversee various functions of the MDEQ including the issuance or modification of existing permits and acting on complaints from residents.

House Bill 4138 would create "presumptive parole" to allow inmates, upon completion of their minimum sentence(s) to be released on their first parole eligibility date under certain circumstances.

The amendment would create a holiday on election day. SB 13 eliminates straight-ticket voting in the state of Michigan.

Rep. Singh explains his thoughts on the investigation, committee hearing and the decision to expel Reps Courser and Gamrat.

The House Democratic Caucus came out in opposition of Speaker Kevin Cotter's road funding plan.

Rep. Robert Koslowski and Rep. Julie Plawecki speak on a resolution of tribute to James. A. Plakas, former memeber of the House of Representatives.

House Democratic Leader Tim Greimel (D-Auburn Hills) and state Representative Jeremy Moss (D-Southfield) called today for an expansion of the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to include the Michigan Legislature and the governor’s office.

Rep. Douglas A. Geiss today said they are ready to vote to fix Michigan roads, but not at the expense of taking money out of schools and local communities to pay for road repairs. House Republicans brought House Speaker Jase Bolger’s plan to the floor, which would repeal the 6 percent sales tax on gasoline while phasing in an increase in a tax on the wholesale price of gasoline. That plan essentially shifts money that now goes to schools and local government to roads.

A resolution to declare September 22, 2015 as Youth Consent Day in the state of Michigan

House Democrats held press conferences today demanding that a lavish $134 million expense on new offices for Michigan senators be stripped from the budget. The budget heads to the House floor on Tuesday and could be voted on this week.

State Representative Robert Wittenberg gives a legislative update on Michigan auto No-Fault reforms. Including in depth analysis and clips from committee testimony.

Rep. Christine Greig warns of the dangers of distracted driving. Don't Tempt Fate... That Text Can Wait.

May 27, 2015 Invocation of the Michigan House of Representatives by State Representative Marilyn Lane, House District 31.

The amendment to HB 4822 allows a good cause expemption if retention would be more damaging than helpful.