By Mrinal Gokhale The weekend of Sat, Feb. 11 and Feb. 12 was a busy one at Vincent High School in Milwaukee. More than 700 Special Olympics athletes, ranging from 8 to 70 years old, competed … [Read more...]
Review process to begin for standards in information and technology literacy, music, and science
MADISON — The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction is seeking public input to start the review process for academic standards in information and technology literacy, music, and … [Read more...]
Milwaukee Native Walter Bond Named Executive Director of Teach For America
MILWAUKEE, February 15, 2017—Walter Bond has been named the next executive director of Teach For America–Milwaukee effective March 1, 2017. Bond will be responsible for stewarding a network of more … [Read more...]
State’s college affordability website adds Educator section, other enhancements
MADISON – A new resource for Wisconsin educators has been added to the college affordability website that was launched last year by the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions (DFI). The … [Read more...]
Milwaukee County’s Approach to Mental Health Reform is a National Success Story
MILWAUKEE – For more than 20 years, Milwaukee County has been serving children and families with mobile crisis response services. In 2014, amid concerns about increased violence in the city … [Read more...]
Milwaukee Bucks Teams Up with Milwaukee Public Schools to Open a Basketball League for Local Youth
By Danielle Miller Milwaukee Public Schools, in partnership with Milwaukee Police Department, City of Milwaukee Office of Violence Prevention and other community organizations teamed up with … [Read more...]
City of Milwaukee Launches New Awareness Campaign for Lead Safe Milwaukee
By Karen Stokes City of Milwaukee leaders are rolling out an awareness campaign to advocate the prevention of lead based illnesses in children. The campaign was announced on Friday at Moody … [Read more...]
Lucky Number 19: The Paul Lamar Hunter Story
By Dylan Deprey Paul Lamar Hunter is a product of his environment. He was child number 19 of 21. He grew up in a dysfunctional family where education was far from stressed. He helped his … [Read more...]
Cream City Boxing and Program the Parks Bring the Ring to Sherman Park
By Dylan Deprey Sherman Park has been considered everything from neighborhood park to war zone. Over the summer the gigantic green space allowed kids to burn off steam, whether it be … [Read more...]
Tripoli Shrine Circus Hosts “Blanket Milwaukee With Love” Drive for Sojourner Family Peace Center
Milwaukee, WI – In a campaign to gather much-needed blankets for Sojourner Family Peace Center, Tripoli Shrine CIRCUS and Wisconsin Center District are hosting the “Blanket Milwaukee with Love” … [Read more...]
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