Optometrists, opticians, and volunteers from Wisconsin Vision, the Milwaukee Teachers’ Education Association, and Milwaukee Public Schools will provide eye exams to more than 90 students at Clarke St. School and more than 100 students at Zablocki Elementary who did not pass vision screenings last month.
Milwaukee Public Schools
Board names Dr. Keith Posley MPS Superintendent
Longtime educator puts renewed focus on the classroom.
Right Wisconsin: No regrets for referring to MPS students as “…little convicts being sent to the penitentiary.”
In comments made today on WTMJ radio’s Steve Scaffidi Show, Jim Wigderson, editor of Right Wisconsin, said he doesn’t regret referring to Milwaukee Public Schools’ students as “…little convicts being sent to the penitentiary” in a recent Right Wisconsin post.
MPS career fair offers rewarding opportunities for teachers, paraprofessionals, and other key district staff
MPS career fair offers rewarding opportunities for teachers, paraprofessionals, and other key district staff.
MPS Board adopts 2018-19 budget
The Milwaukee Board of School Directors approved a $1.2 billion budget for the 2018-19 school year.
Milwaukee Board of School Directors selects interim superintendent
Dr. Keith P. Posley, a 27-year veteran of Milwaukee Public Schools, with extensive school-based and district leadership experience, has been named interim Superintendent of Milwaukee Public Schools by the Milwaukee Board of School Directors.
Families encouraged to explore kindergarten now
Now is the time for Milwaukee families to choose a kindergarten or Head Start program to start their 3-, 4- or 5-year olds on the path to success.
Plants grown by students at MPS’ Morse•Marshall on sale
Plants and flowers from bamboo to basil, marigold to morning glory and peas to peppers – all grown by students participating in the aquaponics and sustainability program at Milwaukee Public Schools’ Samuel Morse•John Marshall School for the Gifted and Talented – are going on sale this summer at farmers markets across the city. Students, along […]
Plants grown by students at MPS’ Morse•Marshall on sale
Plants and flowers from bamboo to basil, marigold to morning glory and peas to peppers – all grown by students participating in the aquaponics and sustainability program at Milwaukee Public Schools’ Samuel Morse•John Marshall School for the Gifted and Talented – are going on sale this summer at farmers markets across the city. Students, along […]
