The Department of Public Instruction’s “Portrait of a Graduate” initiative aims to redefine student success in response to changes in technology and the workforce, Wisconsin State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jill Underly writes.
Opinion: Community Voices
Opinion: After decades in prison, who deserves a chance at clemency?
Wisconsin leaders are debating who in prison should qualify for clemency. A one-size-fits-all approach risks ignoring rehabilitation and growth with age.
Opinion: Your Right to Know: How to solve high record costs and long delays
Wisconsin’s Open Records Law imposes no deadline on producing records. All it says is they must be produced “as soon as practicable and without delay.”
‘A Mother’s Day tribute to me’: We asked and you shared stories about mothers we all should celebrate
Two readers shared stories about women we all should celebrate this Mother’s Day.
We asked and you shared. Here are three of Milwaukee’s best moms.
Three readers shared stories about their moms, women we all should celebrate this Mother’s Day.
Opinion: The true meaning of motherhood deserves a wider lens
There are many paths to motherhood, and all should be celebrated.
Opinion: The workers you don’t see are working to stay employed
If we truly value workers, workforce development must mean more than just filling pipes. It must mean protecting the talent we already have.
Opinion: 10 things you should know about drug overdose prevention: A roadmap to saving lives
The CEO and founder of Samad’s House, an organization that promotes recovery and harm reduction, answers questions about substance disorders.
Opinion: From community college to career: Fixing the transfer gap in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Dr. Terrance Hopson writes about the need to build stronger pathways to help students move from community college to an advanced degree or training.
Opinion: Everybody loves sustainability until poverty wears it
Angelique Sharpe shares an Earth Day reflection on conservation, dignity and who gets left out of the conversation.
