Fifteen Milwaukee girls return from PEARLS for Teen Girls’ annual national college tour PEARLS for Teen Girls, Inc. recently returned from their ninth annual national college tour. Fifteen PEARLS … [Read more...]
A healthy start to the school year
Preschool age children are getting a good start for the new academic year. The three to five year olds with their parents took part in a Registration and Health Fair put on by the Social Development … [Read more...]
From the lab to the classroom
This year Milwaukee high school students will have an opportunity to learn more about how the mathematics, physics or other natural sciences they are learning about in classes are connected to the … [Read more...]
Superintendent Thornton’s contract extended by MPS Board
Board also extends other leadership contracts as district continues reform efforts The Milwaukee Board of School Directors has extended the contract of Superintendent Gregory E. Thornton, Ed.D., … [Read more...]
Block parties set for four schools that are high-performing, fast-improving or in revitalized areas
All four have room to grow; August events offer on-site enrollment Milwaukee Public Schools will host school families, prospective school families and neighbors at four enrollment block parties set … [Read more...]
18th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Back-to-School Fesitval
Rep. Coggs and King Advisory Inc. to honor Daniela Matthews on Saturday, Aug. 11 This year’s theme is “The Dream Will Not Be Deferred... Celebrate The Goodness of Life” in honor of the beautiful … [Read more...]
Learning Journey Program
Youth centered program introduces work experience By Maricha Harris Wisconsin’s economy may be struggling, but business is booming at Junior Achievement (JA) Biz Town. Recently, the Boys and … [Read more...]
United Way of Greater Milwaukee launches effort to recruit 3,000 volunteer readers, tutors and mentors
United Way of Greater Milwaukee launched an initiative recently to recruit 3,000 new volunteer readers, tutors and mentors over the next three years during a special “Brewers Hill Literacy … [Read more...]
Never too young for research at UW-Milwaukee
Jerome Scott and Chadd Lane are doing research on technology that may help stroke victims and others regain use of their hands. Cynthia Aguas-Fernandez did a comparative analysis of the schooling … [Read more...]
GE girls at MSOE helps make science real… and fun
Starting this week, 25 middle school girls from the Waukesha School District will spend an energetic week exploring the fun of hands-on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), and initiating … [Read more...]
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