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EduLife Photos/Stock AdobeA review of nearly 900 exit surveys from MPS employees who left their jobs found common threads. But the school district doesn't analyze or learn from exit reviews. -
Xcaret Nuñez/WUWMUW-Milwaukee’s Atmospheric Science program, which is part of the School of Freshwater Sciences, will close at the end of this school year due to low enrollment and faculty retirements, according to the university.
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Uncertainty reigns as President Trump threatens to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education. Federal funding accounts for about 8% of school funding in Wisconsin. -
As spring blooms, so too does new Milwaukee Recreation programming. WUWM's Jimmy Gutierrez discusses their Spring Recreation Guide with Milwaukee Rec's Erica Wasserman. -
Funding was cut for a program designed to train 36 special education teachers for MPS. A judge has put a temporary stop to the cuts, but the program remains in limbo. -
One Milwaukee-based animator with Guerrillamation Films is working with UW-Milwaukee to help people network and learn skills in the field. -
Wisconsin's top K-12 education official, Jill Underly, is facing a challenge from Brittany Kinser on April 1. -
Wauwatosa will ask its voters to approve another school-related referendum. Here's what to know about the ballot question. -
With a second Trump administration, educators share how they handle politics as it enters their classrooms. -
Four seats on the MPS Board of School Directors are up for election on April 1. What does the board do, and where does their power end? -
On April 1, voters in the Racine Unified School District will be asked whether to increase property taxes to raise $190 million for local schools over five years. -
Katherine Vannoy defeated Molly Kuether-Steele for election to the Milwaukee School Board, District 7.
