Education

• MPS students get hands-on experience during We Energies Intern Demo Day
• School Bulletin: Time for Turbo
• MPS Board approves $500M stimulus plan
• GOP bill would allow parents to transfer children to different school over Covid policies
• UW-River Falls reaches 70% threshold for student COVID-19 vaccinations
• 5 Milwaukee schoolyards get needed improvements
• Report shows less students filled out a FAFSA in 2021, local schools aim to increase applicants
• Chancellor of UW-Madison announces she's leaving to become first female president at Northwestern University
• School Bulletin: Building a local workforce
• Three MPS Schools transition to virtual learning to combat COVID-19 spread
• School Bulletin: Two schools gain national recognition
• Bristol School District mask mandate reinstated
• Wisconsin Assembly approves bill requiring civics education
• UW official: Cooped up year helps spark big freshman numbers
• Wisconsin Republicans pass bill banning critical race theory in schools
• Teaching cursive would be required under Wisconsin bill
• SHARP Literacy expands its educational program to 49 urban schools in the area
• MPS Lancaster Public School shifts to virtual learning due to COVID-19 cases
• Gov. Tony Evers, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Dr. Jill Underly visit MPS students on 1st day of school
• Area school districts report no major impact felt by bus driver shortage on first day of class
• Milwaukee School Board calls on city leaders to reinstate citywide mask mandate immediately
• Do you have what it takes to be a school bus driver? Local companies looking to fill bus driver shortage
• 'We're concerned': Milwaukee students back in school amid COVID-19 surge, sparking fear of outbreaks
• Local pediatrician recommends mask requirements in schools
• Milwaukee Public Schools plans to continue mask requirement, other COVID-19 mitigation measures in the fall
• Milwaukee Public Schools will return to in-person learning this fall
• Investigation into Burlington HS teacher's controversial lesson plan nears end
• Failing grades in Waukesha high schools spike during remote learning
• Task force to recommend Milwaukee Public Schools ask voters for tax increase
• School threat assessment teams offer potential safety solution
• “Everyone can play:” Local elementary schools implement ‘structured recess’ program to prevent bullying
• MPS kicks off enrollment bus campaign to get kids signed up for 2018-2019 school year
• Your Name Here: School districts selling naming rights
• FBI teams up with Trowbridge Street School for program for middle school students
• MPS ditches early start proposal
• Marquette University now offering online MBA program
• Milwaukee Public School District sees improvement in ACT scores
• Germantown teachers learn to ‘Stop the Bleed’
• Milwaukee Health Department hosting final back-to-school health fair of 2017
• Tony Evers takes part in education panel at Concordia University
• Rapping excellence at Milwaukee Excellence Charter School