New MPS Black & Latino Male Achievement Department to Bridge Achievement Gaps
By Dylan Deprey As MPS students head back to class a little earlier this year, so does the newly appointed staff for the recently created Black & Latino Male Achievement Department. The … [Read more...]
Pat Baldwin Followed his Basketball Heart, and it Led Him to UWM
By Howie Magner It’s the morning of his introduction as UWM’s new men’s basketball head coach, and Pat Baldwin is telling a story. There was a time when he was done with basketball, another … [Read more...]
MPS Foundation Inspires Alumni To ‘Leave A Legacy’ With Inaugural Dinner and Awards Ceremony Event
Commissioner Emeritus of Major League Baseball, Bud Selig, among nine outstanding individuals to be honored MILWAUKEE — It’s an event 170 years in the making. On August 25th, 2017, the Milwaukee … [Read more...]
Teachers are Students for “Schools that Can” Cultural Training
By Christina Luick Summer is here, but some school leaders are back to learning. More than 100 principals, instructional leaders and dean of students attended a two-day summer training program … [Read more...]
Milwaukee Public Schools Say “No” to Trumpcare
By Christina Luick Educators, and parents joined members of Citizen Action of Wisconsin, the Milwaukee Teachers Education Association (MTEA) and School Board Director Tony Baez to say “no” to … [Read more...]
First Recipients of Milwaukee’s Finest Scholarship Honored at City Hall
By Mrinal Gokhale Jerel Ballard is a Milwaukee native and recent graduate of Colombia College in Chicago. By participating in many extracurricular activities while attending Riverside High … [Read more...]
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White House Proposes $9.2 Billion Cut in Education Funding
By Charlene Crowell (NNPA Newswire Columnist) No one ever said that higher education wouldn’t cost money. Across the country, tuition is steadily rising and students are taking longer to pay … [Read more...]
Perspective and Policy Shape Education Professor’s Expertise
By Angela McManaman In a village just outside Dakar, Senegal, people wonder if the 8-year-old girl who won’t talk and avoids eye contact is bewitched. In a Milwaukee high school, … [Read more...]
MPS Breaks the Bank on Class of 2017 College Scholarships
By Dylan Deprey For some, the thought of college is football games, wild parties and late-night cram sessions, but to others the dollar sign shaped cloud looming overhead can hinder and even … [Read more...]
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