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Randolph, WI · Education
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New Era Begins For Greendale Football Under Coach Sinani
After an 0-2 start, Greendale High School football has completely changed the direction of its season under first-year head coach Jakup Sinani. The Panthers have won four straight games and entered October undefeated in Woodland Conference play, creating a new sense of excitement around the program. Sinani, 27, took over...
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Internet personality Tommy McGee reacts to ban from speaking at campus event
Lamp posts around Marquette University’s campus were adorned with red flyers on Oct. 9, secured with a strip of tape on each side. At the top of the paper read, “Marquette silences free speech.”. Students for Justice in Palestine invited YouTuber Tommy McGee to speak at an event...
pioneeroutlook.org
Why are Students so Tired?
The alarm goes off. You hit snooze. Five minutes later you’re rushing to get ready for school, and somehow you’re still tired before the first bell even rings. For many high school students, being tired has become a normal part of the school day. Between homework, sports, jobs, extracurricular activities, and late night scrolling, finding enough time to sleep can be difficult.
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The rocky relationship between parents & math
Judy Cohen from Lakeside Educational Services shares how a simple change in mindset can help your student with math. Education concerns? Ask the expert! Lakesideeducationalservices@gmail.com.
royalpurplenews.com
A campus in the middle of campaign season
UW-Whitewater students are used to seeing campaign signs around campus. They might be less used to seeing a former congressman, a governor, a congressional representative and several statewide candidates packed into one room asking for their votes. That was the scene Oct. 6 in Hyland Hall at UW-Whitewater as Republican...
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Prairie View Elementary recognized as Wisconsin Blue Ribbon School
BEAVER DAM — Prairie View Elementary School, part of the Beaver Dam Unified School District, has been recognized by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction as a Wisconsin Blue Ribbon School for exceptional academic performance. The school earned the distinction in both the growth and achievement categories, making it...
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Beyond the classroom: Finding community through MATC clubs
Full disclosure: Joshua Hiett also serves as President and Pagemaster of Imaginative Fiction. College life doesn’t have to end when class does. Across MATC, student organizations help students meet people with similar interests, build friendships, and turn shared interests into communities. There should probably be more to college than class, homework, and going home to stare at another screen.
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Aftermath of the Hoco Game
On October 2, the Arrowhead Warhawks hosted the Muskego Warriors for the Homecoming matchup between two of the highest ranked Wisconsin high schools. Entering the game undefeated at 6-0, Arrowhead battled defensively, but unfortunately the game ended in a heart-wrenching 22-20 overtime finish. Muskego pulled ahead at the end to hand the Warhawks their first loss of the season.
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Brookfield East Senior Develops AI Writing Platform With International Reach
What began as a way to help students improve their writing has grown into an international literacy initiative for Brookfield East High School senior Taha Nazir. Taha is the creator of Tutor Copilot, an artificial intelligence-powered platform designed to provide students with personalized feedback on their writing while keeping the responsibility for revisions and improvements in their own hands. Since its creation, the platform has reviewed more than 600 essays, attracted approximately 2,500 website visitors from more than 50 countries, and expanded to include five student-led chapters across the United States, United Kingdom and Vietnam.
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Milwaukee Father Turns Son's Overdose Death Into Naloxone Kits for Every Public School
Every school in Milwaukee Public Schools now has naloxone on hand, the result of a father's decade-long grief turning into a districtwide safety effort. George Moore, whose son George Moore IV died of an accidental overdose in 2016, has worked to equip schools with 500 overdose-resource kits that are now in the hands of MPS principals across the city.
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Kitchen fire leads to early dismissal at Greenfield High School
GREENFIELD, Wis. — The school day is ending early for students at Greenfield High School after a mid-morning fire in the school kitchen. Principal Todd Willems indicated smoke was first detected around 9:00a.m. in a letter sent October 8. Willems says the fire suppression system responded immediately, and that students and staff were never in significant danger.
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From laboratory to country club: MATC’s Mequon and Oak Creek campuses celebrate 50 years
At MATC’s Oak Creek Campus, some classrooms can also be crime scenes. Students diagram and photograph the scene, recover fingerprints, and collect evidence. For Ruben Burgos, an MATC instructor for 19 years, this kind of classroom is what makes Oak Creek unique. The Oak Creek Campus is “where you put your hands on and you can do some real work,” according to Burgos.
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Overdose resource kits distributed to all Milwaukee Public Schools
MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee Public Schools is partnering with the George Moore IV Recovery Foundation to distribute 500 overdose resource kits to every school across the district. The kits contain items such as Narcan, CPR masks, gloves, fentanyl test strips, Diposerx, instructions on how to administer the medication, and the addiction hotline number. Moore’s foundation provided the kits.
WausauPilot
At least a dozen graves of Milwaukee Indian boarding school students uncovered
WARNING: This story contains disturbing details about residential and boarding schools. If you are feeling triggered, here is a resource list for trauma responses from the National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition in the U.S. In Canada, the National Indian Residential School Crisis Hotline can be reached at 1-866-925-4419.