 The overall spending plan approved at 5 a.m. Thursday morning by Lansing lawmakers totals $82 billion for the 2025 fiscal year in Michigan. Roughly $23 billion of that is the education budget, which freezes or maintains per-pupil funding across the state at roughly $9,600. But among those already raising concerns is Northville Public Schools Superintendent Dr. R.J. Weber, who says state funding on mental health support for students has been gutted.