Education

After more than three decades in education, the principal of J.E. Jones Elementary in Cudahy is retiring, and her students weren’t going to let her go without a very special goodbye.

A group of Wauwatosa students is pushing for change and representation within the district. Members of the Black Student Union created a video to help recruit more teachers and staff of color.

Marquette University announced on Monday, June 7 that it is requiring all students (undergraduate, graduate, professional) who will be attending classes during the 2021-22 academic year be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by Aug. 1, 2021.

Milwaukee Public Schools is delivering free meals to city residents in the 53206, 53205, and 53233 ZIP codes this summer.

A video of a fight at Fond du Lac High School has been shared countless times online, showing a teenage boy being beaten and laughed at by classmates.

A group of Republican lawmakers introduced legislation that would bar public schools, the University of Wisconsin System and state technical colleges from teaching critical race theory concepts.

An appointee of Democratic Gov. Tony Evers was elected president of the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents on Friday, defeating an appointee of former Republican Gov. Scott Walker in a rare contested race.

The Milwaukee Public Schools board approved a plan to return to in-person learning come fall. It includes a new virtual learning option, but some question how it will work.

After a quiet summer, staff at Camp Timber-lee in East Troy is preparing for the return of campers after shutting down for the first time since they opened in 1972 due to COVID-19.

Milwaukee Public Schools will return to full in-person learning in fall.