Milwaukee Public Schools reclaim Red Arrow Park for student expression
By: CBS58 Staff
Posted: Sep 29, 2017 10:27 AM CDT
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Milwaukee Public Schools have reclaimed downtown's Red Arrow Park as a place for Milwaukee's students to express themselves.
Michele McCormack explores Milwaukee Public Schools' announced plans to expand art offerings at its 150-plus schools, and the reason they chose Red Arrow Park as the best place to designate 2017-'18 as a "Year of the Arts".
To learn more about the Year of the Arts, click here.