Here is a list of organizations that offer English Language Learner and English as a Second Language programs in Milwaukee.
Not many Black men work in early childhood education. Next Door’s Jeremy Walton wants to change that.
After seven years as an IT worker, Jeremy Walton is doing what he loves again: Shaping young minds for the future
‘They don’t even show up’: MPS parents give school bus service failing marks
Parents of Milwaukee Public Schools students report widespread problems with bus transportation this year.
Community organizations step up to help MPS students, teachers beat the heat
Community leaders rally to provide supplies for MPS students and teachers to beat the heat. But they call for a permanent solution for buildings without air-conditioning.
Here’s how young people feel we can improve the lives of Black male students
About 60 young people met every weekday for six weeks this summer to generate ideas for improving educational outcomes for young Black males. Here is what they came up with.
Meet three Class of 2021 grads you will be lucky to work for one day
Yes, these high school graduates are accomplished academics. But that’s just the beginning of who they are.
Three things to know about the proposed MPS budget
The Milwaukee Board of School Directors is meeting Thursday to potentially adopt both a proposed MPS operating budget of $1.3 billion and a supplemental budget of $382 million in federal stimulus. Here is what you need to know.
A Milwaukee man explains how his college debt spiraled out of control — and how to avoid a similar fate
After we published the story about how many Black Wisconsin residents struggle with high student loan debt, several readers had questions about how the debt for Clint Myrick, a University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee alum, was able to reach $152,039.
Drop out or drown in debt? Many Black students in Wisconsin face stark choices in paying for college
The real difference comes in the proportion of those loans that are in default. In ZIP codes where most residents are people of color, 21% of the loans are in default, compared to just 6% in majority-white areas.
UPDATE: Aisha Carr reports move into MPS District 4 after living outside the area during school board race
Aisha Carr, who lived outside Milwaukee Public Schools’ District 4 while running for the school board, has moved into the district and begun her term on time.
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