The House of Representatives of Michigan has introduced a resolution to declare April 2025 as Community College Month in the state. This initiative aims to honor the thirty-one community and tribal colleges in Michigan for their significant contributions to post-secondary education. The resolution highlights the dedication of community college leaders and staff in providing relevant academic and technical coursework that leads to industry-recognized credentials. With an enrollment of 283,000 students and the granting of 20,000 degrees and 6,900 certificates annually, these institutions play a crucial role in addressing economic development, student achievement, and workforce competitiveness.

The resolution emphasizes the importance of community colleges in fostering a skilled workforce and enhancing the vitality of Michigan's communities. It calls for increased awareness of community college job training programs to ensure the sustainability of the state's workforce. The House of Representatives urges recognition of the vital role these colleges play in the education and development of students from diverse backgrounds, ultimately contributing to the growth and cultural enrichment of society. A copy of the resolution will be sent to the Governor of Michigan and each community college in the state.