Pulaski High School authorized as International Baccalaureate school
By:
CBS 58 Newsroom
Posted: Jul 19, 2018 1:40 PM CDT

-
2:34
West Allis revisited
-
1:42
Milwaukee County sheriff, police chief discuss safety at MU Law...
-
2:03
Lack of sponsorships affecting Milwaukee cultural festivals
-
2:46
Milwaukee recycling plant facing “significant downtime“ after...
-
1:39
Courage MKE receives thousands of dollars in donations after...
-
1:23
Cat looking for its family after being rescued from fire at West...
-
1:18
PrideFest 2023 kicks off Thursday in Milwaukee 🏳️🌈
-
2:14
Port Festival of the Arts to kick off summer in Ozaukee County
-
4:09
Crusherfest celebrates a South Milwaukee wrestling icon
-
7:06
Milwaukee Dancing Grannies preview their Pride Parade performance...
-
3:57
How can parents boost their child’s learning? Insights from...
-
2:36
A few more pop up storms this afternoon well inland
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Pulaski High School in Milwaukee is being recognized for an achievement officials have been working towards for three years.
On Thursday morning, the school was authorized as an International Baccalaureate or IB school.
Interim MPS superintendent Keith Posley joined Pulaski staff, students and families to make the announcement.
"This gives us an opportunity to compete on the international stage as well as the national stage and now young people can gain college credits and go off to the universities and may not even have to take as many classes when it comes to the freshman year of college," said Posley.
Pulaski High School joins 27 other IB schools in Wisconsin.