Published April 23, 2013
School choice remains a political and racial football because its origins as a movement by African-American parents to give their children the same quality of education that some white families get.
Published March 13, 2013
Ten MPS students and educators have been awarded Herb Kohl Educational Foundation scholarships and fellowships.
Published March 6, 2013
Rufus King is holding a pep rally for its boys basketball team as it heads off to Madison to play Mukwonago in the state tournament.
Published Dec. 14, 2012
The Harley-Davidson Museum and Arts@Large have teamed up to showcase unique student artwork in the museum's latest exhibit, "Industrial Innovation Gets Elementary."
Published Dec. 11, 2012
When writing my book, "Historic Milwaukee Public Schoolhouses," I recounted the story of the buildings that have been key players in educating Milwaukee children since the mid-1800s. But I know a lot of teachers and school administrators and many of them work in places I didn't include. Whenever they mention one such building, I suggest - jokingly? - that I needed to save some gems for volume two.
The Milwaukee Teachers Education Association (MTEA) has voted 52% to 48% n against offering to make contributions to teacher pensions that could have saved the jobs of about 200 teachers. The lay-offs are the result of a reduction of $80 million in ...
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