Summer learning programs to help rebuild kids’ social development
Isolated during virtual learning, many parents are looking to see how to rebuild engagement for kids amid the pandemic. Heading outdoors this summer may be able to help.
Former student reflects on impact of John McAdams, late MU professor
Associate Professor of Political Science John McAdams died last week. McAdams worked at Marquette University for nearly 45 years.
Public records show students struggling across SE Wisconsin
For students struggling through the last year of pandemic learning, GPA is not just a number.
Summer learning programs to help rebuild kids' social development
Isolated during virtual learning, many parents are looking to see how to rebuild engagement for kids amid the pandemic. Heading outdoors this summer may be able to help.
Former student reflects on impact of John McAdams, late MU professor
Associate Professor of Political Science John McAdams died last week. McAdams worked at Marquette University for nearly 45 years.
NIH funds new COVID-19 testing initiative to get students back to classrooms in vulnerable areas
While other studies are looking at physical distancing and other ways to keep children safe at school, this NIH initiative focuses solely on how to best implement COVID-19 testing among the students, teachers and staff.
MPS parent takes exception to student self-swab COVID-19 testing
Schools will be randomly tested for COVID-19 every other week. The process to do that is part of the reason one parent is keeping her child home for now.
MPS parent takes exception to student self-swab COVID-19 testing
Schools will be randomly tested for COVID-19 every other week. The process to do that is part of the reason one parent is keeping her child home for now.
After mix-up, MPS mom is happy her 6-year-old is back in class
The mother of a Milwaukee Public Schools student is happy to report her son returned to in-person learning on Friday, April 16.
After mix-up, MPS mom is happy her 6-year-old is back in class
The mother of a Milwaukee Public Schools student is happy to report her son returned to in-person learning on Friday, April 16.
MTEA's calls for special board meeting led to MPS work session
The teachers union has been calling for a board meeting to get an update on the Milwaukee Public School District's reopening plans, a meeting that was held Thursday night.
Caufield jumps to pros after historic season at Wisconsin
Wisconsin’s Cole Caufield can mark April 9 down as one for the record books.
MPS: 837 opting for in-person learning 'not on the list' for class
The teachers union has been calling for a board meeting to get an update on the Milwaukee Public School District's reopening plans, a meeting that was held Thursday night.
Marquette professor at center of free speech controversy passes away
Long-time Marquette University Professor John McAdams passed away Thursday.
MPS: 837 opting for in-person learning 'not on the list' for class
The teachers union has been calling for a board meeting to get an update on the Milwaukee Public School District's reopening plans -- a meeting that was held Thursday night.
Bus driver shortage may be reason some MPS students missed class
Some Milwaukee Public Schools parents say buses never picked up or dropped off their kids on the first day of in-person learning. MPS officials, on the other hand, say they have resolved many of the issues.
Bus driver shortage may be reason some MPS students missed class
Some Milwaukee Public Schools parents say buses never picked up or dropped off their kids on the first day of in-person learning. MPS officials say they have resolved many of the issues.
University of Wisconsin hires former Foxconn exec to expand partnerships
The University of Wisconsin-Madison has hired a former Foxconn Technology Group official to lead its efforts to build and expand partnerships with companies looking to engage with school.
Wisconsin teachers resign in wake of slavery question
Three Wisconsin middle school teachers have resigned after they put together a lesson for sixth-graders asking them how they would punish slaves.
Return to in-person learning did not go smoothly for 1 MPS family
After more than a calendar year, some students are back in class in Milwaukee. But not everyone is satisfied with the handling of Milwaukee Public Schools' return to in-person learning.