MPS approves in-person learning, but transportation questions arise
After more than seven hours of debate, the Milwaukee Public Schools Board voted to approve an amended timeline for a portion of kids to return to in-person learning. A big question following that vote is transportation.
MPS approves in-person learning, but 'how will students get there?'
After more than seven hours of debate, the Milwaukee Public Schools Board voted to approve an amended timeline for a portion of kids to return to in-person learning. A big question following that vote is transportation.
Sheboygan school district lays out plans to help students amid pandemic
The Sheboygan Area School District on Tuesday night, March 23 laid out plans to help students catch up after a year of "pandemic learning."
MPS board approves amended plan to return to in-person learning
After more than seven hours of debate, the Milwaukee Public Schools Board voted to approve an amended timeline for kids to return to in-person learning.
MPS board to vote Tuesday on return to in-person learning
Milwaukee Public Schools officials will vote Tuesday, March 23 on a plan for students to return to the classroom.
Vote will determine whether MPS students are headed back to class
Students in Milwaukee Public Schools have been out of class for more than a year. On March 23, we will learn if those students will soon be back in the classroom.
Vote will determine whether MPS students are headed back to class
Students in Milwaukee Public Schools have been out of class for more than a year. On March 23, we will learn if those students will soon be back in the classroom.
MPS board to vote Tuesday on return to in-person learning
Milwaukee Public Schools officials will vote Tuesday, March 23 on a plan for students to return to the classroom.
Carthage College to have in-person learning for fall semester
Carthage College announced on Tuesday, March 23 that it is planning for a fully in-person student experience for the 2021-2022 academic year.
Menomonee Falls middle schooler off to Scripps National Spelling Bee
A Menomonee Falls middle schooler is gearing up for the Scripps National Spelling Bee after winning the Badger State Spelling Bee.
Gov. Evers OKs dentists to vaccinate as millions become eligible
Gov. Tony Evers on Monday, March 22 toured the COVID-19 vaccination clinic at the UW-Milwaukee campus.
Kohl's partners with high school to promote professional growth
Preparing them for college and beyond, a local school says it's steadfast in not allowing an educational gap, but instead propelling their students and building career skills.
Kohl's partners with high school to promote professional growth
Preparing them for college and beyond, a local school says it's steadfast in not allowing an educational gap, but instead propelling their students and building career skills.
Sugar season: Maple syrup harvest is on at Riveredge
It takes about 43 gallons of sap to make one gallon of syrup. And the nature center sells kits that allow you to collect your own sap at home.
Pressures of pandemic, poverty impact kids' mental health
Sharing fact sheets, Wisconsin officials are looking into supporting children's well-being through eliminating childhood poverty.
Many Wisconsin schools stayed open during pandemic: report
The districts outlined a number of reasons why they opted to maintain in-person learning, with the lack of access to broadband internet needed to support online learning at the forefront.
MSOE Egg Drop puts students' skills to the test: 'Be creative'
The annual Milwaukee School of Engineering Egg Drop put students' engineering skills to the test Friday, March 19.
Wisconsin superintendent candidates debate as election nears
Absentee ballots are already in the mail for Wisconsin's next election. Voters will soon decide who should serve as the statewide schools chief.
Wisconsin superintendent candidates debate as election nears
Absentee ballots are already in the mail for Wisconsin's next election. Voters will soon decide who should serve as the statewide schools chief.
WI schools candidate used public email to bolster her company
Wisconsin state schools superintendent candidate Deborah Kerr used her public school district email during work hours last year to set up her private consulting firm.