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Charlene Abughrin Beat Milwaukee Public Schools in Court. Now She Wants to Take That Fight to Madison
Charlene Abughrin, the Milwaukee mother of six who took Milwaukee Public Schools to court and forced police officers back into its schools, is asking west side voters Tuesday to send her to the state Assembly to demand the same accountability from government. Abughrin, a Republican, is challenging Democratic Rep. Supreme...
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Lincoln Avenue school fire, demolition bidding contract challenged
MILWAUKEE - A Milwaukee contractor says Milwaukee Public Schools is not being transparent about the bidding process for the demolition of one of its schools. Fire destroyed the Lincoln Avenue School in June. Bidding transparency questions. What they're saying:. "We’re very frustrated with the whole process. We want some transparency,"...
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
No schools picked yet to close. MPS adds meetings to discuss potential closures ahead of December deadline
Superintendent Brenda Cassellius said she would rather miss a December deadline than rush decisions on school closures in Milwaukee Public Schools. No school is officially slated for closure, Cassellius said. In January, planning firm Perkins Eastman recommended the district close five North Side schools as part of its long-range facilities...
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UW-Milwaukee Welcomes its Largest Class in 17 Years
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee welcomed 5,056 new undergraduate students this fall, making this the largest entering first-year class in 17 years. This number includes 3,903 first-year students and 1,153 transfer students, according to the UWM Office of Assessment and Institutional Research. As of Sept. 8, overall enrollment stood at 22,662,...
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Marquette University: Professor receives Department of Education grant to support teaching and research in computer science
MILWAUKEE — Dr. Dennis Brylow, chair and professor of computer science at Marquette University, has received a grant from the U.S. Department of Education to promote high-quality teaching and research in computer science. The award, worth about $538,000, comes from the Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need program.
CBS 58
Behind-the-scenes look at progress on MSOE's new 4-story academic center
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- The Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) is getting a new four-story, $76.5 million academic center, funded entirely through philanthropy. We got a behind-the-scenes look Monday, Nov. 2, at how construction is going. The Robert D. Kern Engineering Innovation Center will have flexible labs, a workshop focused...
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Brookfield Daycare Closure Leaves Families Seeking Care
Kiddie Academy of Brookfield — Reported Site of Daycare Closure. The closure of Kiddie Academy of Brookfield means families with children enrolled there must find other care. According to The Freeman, Kiddie Academy of Brookfield closed after the state revoked its license. Center Stayed Open During Appeal, Then Lost...
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Tosa West Seniors Prepare to Make Their Voices Heard at the Polls on November 3
As the November 3rd midterm election approaches, Wauwatosa West Senior Julian Zwaska finds himself between the high school and adult world. Students like Zwaska have watched the political discussions, but this fall turning 18 means stepping into the voting booth. Zwaska understands the importance of voting, but is nervous to participate in the November 3rd midterm elections.
WBAY Green Bay
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Milwaukee parents face tough choices over schools, segregation and education
For Milwaukee parents, choosing a school can quickly become about much more than academics. On the latest episode of Point Taken Overtime, Kristin Brey was joined by Garrett Bucks and City Forward Collective Executive Director Colleston Morgan Jr. for a wide-ranging conversation about school choice, segregation, privilege and the tension between doing what feels best for your child and supporting public education.
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Post From Community: St. Joan Antida High School Spaghetti with Sisters- November 1
MILWAUKEE, Wis. — St. Joan Antida High School (SJA) will celebrate 71 years of its beloved Spaghetti with the Sisters fundraiser on Sunday, November 1, 2026. The annual event brings together families, alumni, local businesses, and community members to support the school’s mission and give back to the Milwaukee community.
FOX6Now.com Milwaukee
World Series: 2nd grade teacher's Brewers-themed assignment
A second-grade teacher's Brewers-themed homework assignment has gone viral -- and we all know there's a very happy ending to this assignment. Teacher Dalton Hessel joined FOX6 NOW to talk about what played out -- and how his students reacted.