Students, teachers and community members rallied in front of the Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) central office on June 17 to call for an end to the school district’s contract with the Milwaukee Police Department.
This MPS charter school is more than quadrupling the number of Wisconsin Black students taking the AP computer science exam
Milwaukee Excellence Charter School is single-handedly more than quadrupling the number of Black students taking the Advanced Placement Computer Science Principles exam in Wisconsin.
Here’s where your child can go before, during and after school for help
With some parents no longer working from home, child care has become an issue. Here are some organizations that can help.
Meet the groups working to ensure Milwaukee students make the grade remotely
Groups across Milwaukee are fundraising and offering services to ensure school-age students have access to the internet and are able to succeed during remote learning.
We ask parents and educators how to make the best out of a challenging school year
We talk to parents and educators about how to make a challenging school year better. Here’s what they said.
As youth agencies plan for fall, they draw on lessons learned from the summer
Organizations that serve youth had to get creative with programming once COVID-19 struck. Here’s what they learned—and what it may mean for the fall.
How to talk to your kids about mental health as the school year begins
As an unprecedented school year begins, experts urge parents to check in on their kids’ mental health.
Where to find back-to-school resources this week (and how to help students get them)
Though getting back to school looks much different this year, there are still ways to get prepared for the year in the midst of the coronavirus.
We asked students how they feel about schools reopening in the fall. Here’s what they said.
As schools reopen for the upcoming school year, we ask Milwaukee students how they feel about the fall.
MPS is updating its plan to make the district equitable. Does it go far enough?
Three years after MPS officials admitted to not effectively engaging students of color, school leaders continue work on a plan to address classroom inequities.
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