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Waldo, WI · Education
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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
FOX6Now.com Milwaukee
FOX6Now.com Milwaukee
World Series: Assignment is due, students ask for mercy
With the Milwaukee Brewers in the World Series, some students are having a bit of difficulty making deadlines on assignments. When one student was blunt about it, the professor granted an extension. FOX6 NOW talked with the professor who dealt with this dilemma.
communityjournal.net
thearrowhead.org
Beyond the classroom: Mr. Petersen
Life for Mr. Petersen, one of our advanced algebra teachers, is a balance between equations and end zones. Mr. Petersen has been working at Arrowhead as a varsity football coach for the past seven years coaching, and it’s his fourth year teaching here at Arrowhead. For him, he is...
captimes.com
UW-Madison data center contract moves from Fitchburg to Milwaukee firm
The Cap Times is an independent newsroom serving Madison and Wisconsin. Sign up for the Morning Update to receive news in your inbox each morning. As employees and students grapple with questions around artificial intelligence, the University of Wisconsin-Madison has decided to work with a Milwaukee company for some of its data center needs.
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The complicated legacy of Phillip King at MATC
Anonymous MATC employees and student workers expressed mixed opinions about Dr. Phillip King’s impact. The former executive vice president and provost leaves behind a complicated legacy following the elimination of his position on Oct. 13, 2026. King was hired at MATC on July 17, 2023, as executive vice president,...
WFRV Local 5
HIGHLIGHTS: WIAA Level 1 High School Football playoffs
(WFRV) — It was a busy Friday night for the WFRV Sports team: Half the group in Milwaukee covering Game 1 of the World Series, the other half holding it down in Green Bay as high school football teams in our area began their journey to Camp Randall. A couple Packers players even pulled up […]
MaxPreps
High school basketball: C.J. Rosser, Kager Knueppel and Dawson Battie headline top 10 power forwards in 2026-27
Our position-by-position breakdown ahead of the 2026-27 high school basketball season continues with the top power forwards. Top centers will be highlighted Friday. BEST AT EVERY POSITION: Point guards | Shooting guards | Small forwards. C.J. Rosser of Southeastern Prep Academy(Orlando, Fla.), Kager Knueppel of Wisconsin Lutheran (Milwaukee, Wis.) and...
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Franklin's defense frustrates Kenosha Bradford in meeting of old SEC foes
KENOSHA – When you're starting five sophomores on offense and 1,000-yard rusher Dillon Herling is on the sideline in a walking boot on his right foot after tearing the plantar plate in a dramatic victory at Oconomowoc two weeks ago, things can feel even more stressful for Franklin's first-year head coach Drew Ambrose and the Sabers heading on the road to open the postseason. Oct. 23 brought countless tense moments, but the Sabers defense eased the tension in a grit-and-grind 16-6 victory over No. 4 seed Kenosha Bradford in the WIAA Division 1 high school football playoffs for its rookie head coach's first playoff win. "That's been our strength all year," Ambrose said on the Sabers' defensive unit. "Those guys have been playing their asses off all year. I mean, the coaching staff's doing a great job getting them prepared. They're playing hard. I think our D-line is the biggest strength of our team. Those guys are big, they're physical, they're dominant. I think that's who we're going to have to ride all the way to Camp Randall if we make it that far." The likes of Andrew Chromy, London Helm, Zachary Keith and Justin Sparacino made Bradford completely a
wuwm.com
Brown Deer, Elmbrook and Oconomowoc school referenda: What to know ahead of Nov. 3 vote
This midterm season, five Milwaukee-area school districts are among dozens across Wisconsin asking voters to increase their property taxes to send more money to schools. There will be 79 different school referendum questions across the state. Locally, Whitefish Bay and Greenfield are asking voters to weigh in on referenda, along...
dailydodge.com
Wayland Academy earns top rankings in Niche’s 2027 school rankings
BEAVER DAM — Wayland Academy has earned several top rankings in Niche’s 2027 Best Schools list, including No. 1 for Best Boarding High School in Wisconsin and Most Diverse Private High School in Wisconsin. Niche is an online school-ranking and review platform that evaluates schools using data from...
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Banning McGee, Hosting Shapiro: Marquette’s Inconsistent Speech Policy
Students for Justice in Palestine invited YouTuber Tommy McGee to speak at an event they had planned for Oct. 9 in O’Brien Hall. Marquette then told them that McGee was not allowed on campus as a speaker. Marquette decided his content was antithetical to their Free Expression Statement. After...
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Daily Cardinal
UW System sends out Direct Admit letters to high school students
The Universities of Wisconsin System is sending direct admission offers to students in the Milwaukee and Southeast Wisconsin area in an attempt to connect students with universities for fall 2027 enrollment, according to a UW systems press release. The UW System, along with Neenah Joint School District, Milwaukee Public Schools...
Backyard Garden Lover
Milwaukee Woman Poses as Substitute Teacher So She Can Insult Students
A former student walked into a Milwaukee high school, presented herself as a substitute teacher, and ended up in charge of students for two class periods before anyone stopped her. Prosecutors have now charged 23-year-old Amy Jones with impersonating a public employee and five counts of exposing a child to harmful descriptions over the Sept....