Some students at South Division High School are taking college classes in the high school.
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Free driver’s ed is available for eligible youths. Here’s how it works.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation is providing grants for free driver education classes to 11,500 students.
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Here’s where you can get free school supplies in Milwaukee
Close out the summer with free school supplies, food and fun at a number of back-to-school events across Milwaukee in August.
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Milwaukee teens discover careers and identity at TRUE Skool
Milwaukee teens grow their purpose and receive mentorship and professional development during free summer sessions at TRUE Skool.
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Here’s where your child can get free school supplies and have fun before school starts
Close out the summer with free school supplies, food and fun at a number of back-to-school events across Milwaukee in August.
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Got a student at home? Summer EBT money could help cover your child’s food costs this summer
Families can receive $120 per student for food while students are on summer break, but some will need to apply by Aug. 28 to get the funds.
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A nonprofit installs bookshelves for children inside two Milwaukee laundromats
Jacarrie Kicks for Kids partners with Suds Your Duds Coin Laundry to bring books to children.
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Literacy Services of Wisconsin expands adult education services in Milwaukee
The organization’s new headquarters includes a Milwaukee Area Technical College community classroom, STEM room and GED testing space.
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Inside the NNS Newsroom: Meet Alex Klaus, our education solutions reporter
As a new superintendent begins her tenure as the leader of the troubled Milwaukee Public Schools system, and charter and other schools also face challenges, it’s a more important time than ever to bring a spotlight to tangible solutions.
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A program helps teachers tell Milwaukee’s untold stories. The Trump administration says it will no longer fund it.
The U.S. Department of Education will stop funding a local program helping local teachers delve into Milwaukee’s lesser-known history. Program staff are appealing the decision.