Schuette: Schools with Indian nicknames can't lose state aid
6 years ago
Attorney General Bill Schuette says the Michigan school superintendent doesn't have authority to cut off tax dollars to districts with American Indian mascots or logos. Schuette says state law lists specific grounds for a superintendent to stop state aid to a school district, but having an Indian mascot isn't among them.
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