MPS students reflect on COVID challenges during virtual MLK event
The coronavirus pandemic didn't stop Milwaukee Public Schools from honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s legacy. This year though, the event was virtual.
MPS students reflect on COVID challenges during virtual MLK event
The coronavirus pandemic didn't stop Milwaukee Public Schools from honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s legacy. This year though, the event was virtual.
Kemp proposes school supplement money for teachers, employees
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp and state education officials announced plans to send every Georgia school district one-time $1000 supplements per teacher and school staff member during the COVID-19 pandemic.
New public art installation comes to Cathedral Square Park
New creatures are now inhabiting Milwaukee's Cathedral Square Park as the Massimals MKE installation was unveiled Wednesday, Jan.13.
MPS nurses, therapists to receive COVID-19 vaccine
Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) staff are among those next in line to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Wisconsin state superintendent candidate to stay on ballot
The elections commission considered whether the candidate violated a state law that prohibits candidates from using abbreviations or titles at the top of their nomination papers.
'Tired' of virtual learning, South Milwaukee students protest
South Milwaukee students and parents hit the pavement to protest virtual learning and signal to leadership they want to get back into the classroom.
University of California plans to reopen for in-person classes fall 2021 across its 10 campuses
The University of California announced Monday that it is planning for a return to primarily in-person instruction systemwide starting fall 2021.
Wisconsin budget proposal includes opportunity for 4K kindergarten
With a decline in 4K and 5K enrollment, a proposal from the Department of Public Instruction aims to meet the funding needs of schools while helping children achieve quality developmental experiences at an early age.
Wisconsin budget proposal includes opportunity for 4K kindergarten
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction's request is part of the ask of nearly $850 million in new general aid to schools in the 2021-23 biennial budget.
Wisconsin COVID-19 relief bill about more than money
The bill would make $100 million available to help fight COVID-19. However, many of the 44 provisions in the bill have nothing to do with money.
Biden plans to extend student loan payment pause ‘on day one,’ supports forgiving $10K in debt
President-elect Joe Biden’s transition team said he plans to extend a suspension of student loan payments due to financial hardships posed by the COVID-19 pandemic on “day one,” and he also favors forgiving $10,000 in student loan debt.
Mental health awareness integrated in Milwaukee classrooms
This has been a tough year for students. There is so much stress both in and out of the classroom. However, some students are finding their best relief -- is inside their school.
UW Health: Donate convalescent plasma for COVID-19 treatment
UW Health announced that there remains a critical need for convalescent plasma donations to help patients currently hospitalized with COVID-19.
UWM Alumni House sold for $1.8M, to be used as private residence
The UW System Board of Regents announced that a former private residence, recently known as the UWM Alumni House, has been sold for $1.8 million.
Carroll nursing professor dies from COVID-19 complications
When Carroll University students return to campus on Jan. 18, the beloved instructor will not be joining them.
Students paint Waukesha County snowplows, get educated on safety
The Waukesha County Public Works Department asked students in the Waukesha County School District to paint some snow plows.
MPS adds packaged supper meals at Stop, Grab, & Go meal sites
MPS will begin offering packaged supper meals along with breakfasts and lunches at 50 Stop, Grab, & Go sites.
MPS students recognized for work in 1st virtual enrichment program
A pair of MPS students were recognized Sunday for their exceptional work in the district's first virtual summer enrichment program.
MPS students recognized for work in first virtual enrichment program
A pair of MPS students were recognized Sunday for their exceptional work in the district's first virtual summer enrichment program.