Education

A ceremonial groundbreaking was held Friday for MSOE Raiders Softball Stadium at the northeast corner of Milwaukee and State Streets.

Betty Brinn Children's Museum will not be joining the Milwaukee Public Museum at its new facility as was originally planned, officials said in a statement Friday.

Preschoolers at the Learning Experience Centers throughout southeastern Wisconsin are learning all about philanthropy.

Imagine being a high school student picking a college and never setting foot on campus. A counselor at Waukesha North High School says that was happening all too often even before the coronavirus pandemic.

The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater's former interim chancellor said he resigned over the UW System leader's decision to query students about free speech rights.

Voters in the West Allis-West Milwaukee School District voted not to adopt a referendum to close Nathan Hale and West Allis Central High Schools and build one combined school.

Potential changes to Cedarburg's sex education curriculum are in the early stages, but it already has some parents upset.

Several southeastern Wisconsin communities will vote on education in the Tuesday, April 5 election.

The SkillsUSA State Leadership and Skills Conference starts Tuesday, April 5. It's a chance for middle and high school students from around the state to show off their skills in a variety of competitions.

Business owners in Pewaukee were told to take down signs, and a Sussex candidate linked his opponent to the man accused in the Waukesha parade attack.

Nonpartisan school board races have become more political, and voters are noticing. In Cedarburg's race, the Ozaukee County Democrats' website strongly recommends four candidates. The Ozaukee County Republicans support the others.

The West Allis-West Milwaukee School District has a referendum on the ballot that would combine Nathan Hale and West Allis Central high schools.

Two Black students have been elected to the top student government positions at Marquette University.

Wisconsin college students and recent graduates are in high demand as state and national unemployment rates continue to drop, according to higher education career placement workers.