Aftermath of fire that destroyed Lincoln Avenue School in Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE - Following the fire at Lincoln Avenue School in Milwaukee, MPS is working with families and staff to figure out a plan for the upcoming school year.
As stated previously, MPS plans to keep the Lincoln Avenue School community together at one location.
School to be torn down
What's next:
The City of Milwaukee is starting the process of tearing the school building down because of the amount of damage.
The city will select a contractor and coordinate closely with MPS throughout this process. It is important to stay away from the property and follow all safety signs and barriers.
Milwaukee school fire: Lincoln Avenue students, staff in flux
Milwaukee Public Schools is trying to solve its latest issue — where to send students and staff after fire destroyed Lincoln Avenue School.
Meetings for staff and families
What we know:
To ensure everyone's voices are heard as a plan is finalized for the upcoming year, MPS is holding virtual meetings for staff and families next week. The virtual links were already shared with families and staff.
- Lincoln Avenue School optional staff meeting: Wednesday, July 8 at 9 a.m.
- Lincoln Avenue School family meetings: Thursday, July 9, at 9:00 a.m. and 4 p.m. (Please choose a meeting — you do not need to attend both.)
People are also invited to attend the upcoming community-wide meetings. They will also be streamed.
In-Person with livestream: Monday, July 13, at 9 a.m.
- Rogers Street Academy Boys and Girls Club2404 W. Rogers Street, Milwaukee
- The link will be shared in a message next week.
In-Person with livestream: Tuesday, July 14, at 5:30 p.m
- Rogers Street Academy Boys and Girls Club2404 W. Rogers Street, Milwaukee
- The link will be shared in a message next week.
MPS has also added a frequently asked questions (FAQs) page to the website to answer many of your immediate questions. MPS will continue to update it regularly.
The Source: Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) sent FOX6 the information. FOX6 previously reported on the fire.