East Michigan News

Bill G. Schuette, a public official and representative of Michigan's 95th District, recently posted a series of messages on his social media account reflecting on community events and education policy.

On August 15, 2025, Schuette shared his experience at a local event, stating, "Another great day at the Midland County Fair and the youth auction! As you can see from the photo of my grandma back in 1985 - a long family tradition of supporting youth in Midland County!"

Later that same day, he addressed the Michigan Democratic Party directly regarding school funding and leadership decisions. In his post dated August 15, 2025, Schuette wrote: "Hey, @MichiganDems you spelled “Whitmer” wrong.. she’s the one who abandoned 270k+ But don’t worry I fixed it! The @MI_Republicans passed a school aid budget that gives Midland Public Schools more than $11M net EXTRA to spend on meals, reducing class sizes etc."

On August 18, 2025, as students prepared to return to school in his district, Schuette posted: "This week, students across the 95th District go back to school. It is a time for fresh starts, sharpened pencils and new opportunities. Whether you're a student, teacher or parent, here's to a great year ahead filled with learning, growth and success."

Schuette has been active in local affairs both through participation in community traditions like the Midland County Fair and by commenting on state-level educational policies affecting his district. His remarks about increased funding for Midland Public Schools come amid ongoing debates over Michigan's education budget and policy direction.