Bonnie and Cary Edwards created Edwards Educational Solutions after they retired: Bonnie served as a teacher for Milwaukee Public Schools, and Cary was a photojournalist for WISN-TV (Channel 12).
Early childhood educators can receive $1,500 from a new Milwaukee program
The City of Milwaukee announced a stipend program for early childhood educators that will pay them $1,500 over three installments in 2023.
New head of the City Forward Collective plans to lean on experience engaging with parents
In her new role as the leader of the education nonprofit City Forward Collective, Brittany Kinser will draw on lessons learned from her time at Chicago Public Schools and the Rocketship public charter school network in California, Nashville and Milwaukee.
As universal free school meals end, are Wisconsin families ready for it?
Elected officials and advocates debate the fate of free school meals that provided relief to families during the pandemic.
MPS and most schools will continue to offer free lunches next school year
MPS and most other Milwaukee schools will continue to offer free lunches next school year, and here’s how you can get free meals this summer.
Deadline for Marquette University high school journalism workshop is June 3
The deadline is June 3 for students interested in applying to the annual Urban Journalism Workshop at Marquette University.
NNS Spotlight: How Nearby Nature Milwaukee works to get Black residents interested in the environment
Nearby Nature Milwaukee’s mission is to reconnect Black people to nature by offering nature education classes in schools, churches and community centers.
High school students work on solutions to environmental issues
High school students from across the city spent the last year learning about and completing projects on environmental issues through an internship with Reflo Sustainable Water Solutions.
NNS Spotlight: Rooted MKE uplifts Black and Brown stories and children
Ashley Valentine founded Rooted MKE after seeing how the education system did not serve children deserving special education.
The YMCA Teen Achievers program challenges youths to define their own version of success
Since opening in Milwaukee in 1982, the YMCA Teen Achievers program has touched the lives of more than 7,000 teens as well as about 950 adult community leaders.
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