Fourth and fifth-grade students from 50 Milwaukee-area schools recently gathered for the Mad Hot Ballroom competition, which included salsa, tango and swing dances.
Faith-based Cross Trainers Academy builds trust with students, families
With 90 percent of its students living below the poverty line, the Milwaukee Rescue Mission’s Cross Trainers Academy strives not only to give students a good education, but to build relationships that go beyond academics.
Chingcha Vang’s “Hmong Experience Project” brings culture to the classroom
Seniors at the Hmong American Peace Academy who complete Chingcha Vang’s Hmong Experience Project are helping to bridge a generational divide.
Students seek to dismantle Milwaukee’s school-to-prison pipeline
A recent report released by student group Leaders Igniting Transformation details discrimination in Milwaukee Public Schools.
Messmer Saint Rose School undertakes $6.5 million renovation
The renovations at Messmer St. Rose School are intended to increase students’ safety, allow for better accessibility and provide features that make year-round schooling possible.
Reagan senior to participate in national tournament as ‘debater of the year’
Daniel Montalvo, a senior at Reagan College Preparatory High School, was selected as National Urban Debater of the Year and will compete in the national tournament beginning April 19.
Community members react to announcement of MPS superintendent’s departure
Many leaders of community organizations who worked with Dr. Darienne Driver during her tenure as superintendent say they are sorry to hear of her impending departure and grateful for her dedication to MPS students.
March for Our Lives draws hundreds seeking gun reform in light of school shootings
Participants in the recent march against gun violence are looking to the November elections to enable passage of stricter gun laws.
After-school program prepares students for urban leadership
The founders of the Future Urban Leaders Foundation initiated an after-school program to provide central city students with the kinds of extracurricular enrichment activities and academic support that benefitted them growing up.
Student group calls on MPS to ‘take racial discrimination seriously’
Black students demanded an end to the “school-to-prison pipeline,” at a recent rally outside an MPS board meeting.
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