MPS superintendent rolls up sleeve, receives COVID-19 vaccine
The head of Milwaukee Public Schools received his COVID-19 vaccine as a majority of the district remains closed and staff is divided about returning and getting the shot.
With the return of in-person learning, what about sports?
Several schools are slowly returning to in-person learning, but what about playing sports again? Health experts recommend kids be active, especially with warmer temps on the way.
No. 1 UConn ends regular season by beating Marquette 63-53
Top-ranked UConn hasn't had to grind out many conference wins this season, making Monday's regular-season finale a valuable learning experience for the Huskies.
Marquette University reveals in-person plans for fall 2021 semester
Marquette University is planning for a return to an in-person academic and residential campus experience for students for the fall 2021 semester.
#Gold4Sarah honors Marquette volleyball player fighting Ewing sarcoma
#Gold4Sarah honors Marquette volleyball player fighting Ewing sarcoma
#Gold4Sarah honors Marquette volleyball player fighting Ewing sarcoma
Sarah Rose's biggest opponent was never on the volleyball court. Last September, the Marquette senior learned she had Ewing Sarcoma, a form of bone cancer.
Online tools offer help for remote learning struggles
While distance learning for a prolonged period of time, some kids haven't come as far this school year in certain subjects.
MPS workers eligible for COVID-19 vaccine; here's how to register
Milwaukee Public Schools announced Friday, Feb. 26 that registration is open to district employees. Here's what you need to know.
Vaccines for teachers set aside, but how long until they're all vaccinated?
Some of California’s 300,000 teachers have already been vaccinated, but many of those who haven’t, and their unions, say they don’t feel safe to return unless they’ve been vaccinated and schools improve ventilation.
Milwaukee faces steep vaccine demand with educators soon eligible
The City of Milwaukee said teachers who live or work within city limits will be able to sign up for an appointment at the Wisconsin Center on Monday.
Burlington teacher in DC during Capitol riot faces mask allegations
A Burlington Area School District teacher allegedly encouraged his students to take off their masks, but his attorney says it was meant to be a lesson in critical thinking.
DSHA students walk out over video featuring racial slur
Divine Savior Holy Angels High School says an immediate investigation regarding the student using a racial slur has taken place and that includes disciplinary steps.
Alleged victim of ‘troubled teen' program in Utah files lawsuit following Paris Hilton’s campaign
A teenager filed a sexual assault lawsuit Wednesday against Turn-About Ranch following a recent campaign by Paris Hilton to expose the abuse of children at residential programs in Utah where "troubled teens" are sent.
Zoom fatigue is real, Stanford study concludes
Zoom fatigue is real. Spending so much time online, even if you're talking to friends through video, can make you tired, irritated and emotionally drained.
Racine teachers worry about returning to class without vaccine
On Monday night, the Racine Unified School District unveiled its plan to bring students back to the school board, which includes extra cleaning, social distancing measures and more, but teachers say it isn't enough until they're fully vaccinated.
Racine teachers worry about returning to class without vaccine
On Monday night, the Racine Unified School District unveiled its plan to bring students back to the school board, which includes extra cleaning, social distancing measures and more, but teachers say it isn't enough until they're fully vaccinated.
Virtual field trips thanks to the Betty Brinn Children's Museum
Students in Menomonee Falls are exploring, learning about different cultures and going on adventures in real-time, all during a school day.
Slinger district 'worried' about vaccine supply for teacher rollout
On March 1, Phase 1B of Wisconsin's COVID-19 vaccine rollout opens up to those in education, and some counties may not have enough supply to vaccinate school staff by then.
Wisconsin ranks 34th in the nation for FAFSA submission
When you look at the number of people that lost their jobs as a result of COVID-19, either students or parents, that loss of income has a ripple effect. For so many, loans and grants help pay for education which can then spur a career.
Just 36% have submitted FAFSA; Wisconsin ranks 34th in the nation
Just 36% of high school seniors have submitted their FAFSA -- the Free Application for Financial Student Aid. Wisconsin ranks 34th nationwide according to the National College Attainment Network.