By Karen Stokes Milwaukee has acquired the unfortunate statistic of being the worst place for African Americans to raise their children and due to those statistics young educated people are … [Read more...]
Superintendent Darienne Driver Announced Her New Position
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz This past Tuesday, Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) received a message from Superintendent Darienne Driver. In it, she announced her new position with United Way as the … [Read more...]
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The HBCU Community Needs Bipartisan Support
Direct Engagement with President Trump and the GOP is paying off for the HBCU community By Dr. Harry L. Williams (President and CEO, Thurgood Marshall College Fund) A few months ago, the … [Read more...]
Chancellor Mone Emphasizes Why UWM Research Matters
By Mark A. Mone Chancellor, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee When we were kids, many of us dreamed of becoming explorers, curing a loved one’s disease, or inventing the first car that could … [Read more...]
Youth-led Organization LIT holds Press Conference at MPS Board Meeting
By Nyesha Stone Recently, America’s youth have come of out the shadows to show the country that they’re demanding change. Milwaukee based youth-led organization Leaders Igniting Transformation … [Read more...]
BrightFarms and Pick ‘n Save Bring Virtual Reality Field Trips to Milwaukee Schools
Virtual reality greenhouse field trips support STEM education ahead of Earth Day; Schools invited to apply by April 2 Milwaukee – BrightFarms and Pick ‘n Save are partnering to … [Read more...]
Walter Bond Wants To Transform Milwaukee
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz Walter Bond is fulfilling what he considers his “debt to society,” and in doing so, is sparking conversations and creating change in Milwaukee’s education system. Bond … [Read more...]
“Not One More:” Milwaukee High School Students Participate in National School Walkout
By Evan Casey “Life is not a partisan issue.” This statement was repeated many times by numerous students while standing hand in hand outside of Rufus King International High School last … [Read more...]
Frederick Douglas Patterson
By Nicholas S. Barnes, 3rd grade Frederick Douglas Patterson was the first African-American man to build a motorized car. Frederick was born in Greenfield, Ohio in 1871 and lived for 61 years. … [Read more...]
Find Her Future – Plan Now For Kindergarten at MPS
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