Disclosure of Employment or Contract in Michigan School System is a requirement for all school employees and contractors to file a disclosure statement with the Michigan Department of Education. The purpose of the disclosure is to help ensure that public school employees and contractors have no conflicts of interest that could affect their decision-making or the public trust. The two main types of Disclosure of Employment or Contract in Michigan School System are the Conflict of Interest Disclosure Statement and the Financial Disclosure Statement. The Conflict of Interest Disclosure Statement is a form that must be completed by any school employee or contractor who has a relationship, financial or otherwise, with another person or entity that could influence his or her decisions or actions. The Financial Disclosure Statement is a form that must be completed by any school employee or contractor who has a financial interest in an activity, transaction or decision that could affect the school or its students. Both forms must be completed annually and submitted to the Michigan Department of Education. The statements are used to ensure that public school employees and contractors are not engaging in any activities or transactions that could present a conflict of interest.