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Emily Files/WUWMMilwaukee Public Schools will not hire new international teachers after the Trump administration made changes to the H-1B visa program. -
Kari Pink/UW-MilwaukeeUWM Chancellor Thomas Gibson and WUWM's David Lee talk with Dean Elysse Newman about the deep ties between the Milwaukee community, the Peck School of the Arts and the School of Architecture & Urban Planning — the two schools that make up UWM's College of the Arts & Architecture.
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Tuesday was the first day of school for most Milwaukee Public Schools students. But, the day was cut short due to extreme heat. -
To meet the needs of remote workers, a new child care model has opened in Milwaukee: It combines coworking space with an on-site daycare. -
In an average year, about one in 10 Wisconsin teachers leaves for a different school district or different job. That number shot up last school year — to about one in six teachers leaving their classrooms. -
The faculty union-run FAST Fund draws attention to the financial barriers that derail MATC students’ education. -
UWO plans to furlough employees and cut staff by about 15%, laying off or accepting retirements from about 200 people. -
Students who complete dual enrollment courses tend to do better in college. But Milwaukee is behind some other parts of the state in offering these opportunities. -
UWM sophomore Jaeden Carrasquillo spent his summer stomping around Havenwoods State Forest and Hopkin's Hollow — a deep dive into the field of conservation. -
Gov. Evers signed a bipartisan bill that makes changes to reading instruction in schools. It’s something parents of children with dyslexia have been asking for. -
Many low-income students don’t apply to college because they don’t think they can afford it. Milwaukee Public Schools is trying to show students the college options they can afford by requiring them to fill out the FAFSA. -
A school board in Wisconsin unanimously voted Wednesday to fire a first-grade teacher after she criticized the district on social media.
