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MPS cancelled school on Wednesday, Sept. 2 — the second day of the school year. Most buildings do not have central air conditioning.
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How do teachers in Milwaukee recover from 2025 floods that destroyed their classrooms? Inside one class at Riverside High School and how the students and teachers moved on.
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Will Wisconsin schools have too many staff as student enrollment goes down? Latest report on overstaffing in schools from Wisconsin Policy Forum.
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Wisconsin's teacher apprentice program can help with shortages. But reporting from Wisconsin Watch's Miranda Dunlap finds the program is stalling out.
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Wisconsin teachers have been losing buying power over the past dozen years.
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People looking to become special education teachers in Milwaukee Public Schools have a new pathway to do so, and it comes with a living stipend and free tuition.
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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.
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More than half of U.S. teachers intend to leave the profession sooner than they had planned. The reasons are many and as diverse as teachers are themselves. A new special by Milwaukee PBS, “Teachers in Crisis” is exploring these issues, through firsthand accounts from local teachers.
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A Milwaukee literacy program that teaches kids to read and encourages men of color to teach is receiving $1 million.
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Nationwide, surveys of teachers have shown that more are thinking about retiring or quitting after this disrupted school year.