A Teacher Reflects On Her Pandemic Experience — And The Freedoms Brought By Vaccination

But losing time with her loved ones was among the biggest hurdles she faced over the past year.

Homeless Students Slipping Through The Cracks During The Pandemic

The pandemic made it more difficult for schools to identify homeless children, making it harder to help those students.

6 Wisconsin Teachers Now Finalists For Presidential Award

Finalists will now be judged at the national level. Two winners receive $10,000 and a letter signed by the President of the United States.

After Lesson Asking How To Punish Slaves, WI Teachers Resign

The lesson, meant to teach sixth-grade students about Hammurabi’s Code, was outside the curriculum and not approved by district leadership.

Homework Question About Punishing Slaves Puts Teachers On Leave

Sixth graders at a Wisconsin school were asked how they would punish a slave in an assignment given on the first day of Black History Month.

Giving Public Schools A Shot In The Arm

As demands for in-person schooling increase, educators push for vaccinations.

Wisconsin Teacher Who Traveled To D.C. Wednesday Put On Leave

The teacher reportedly shared voter fraud conspiracy theories with students.

Wisconsin University Spring Break Canceled

The university's Faculty Senate voted 140-7 to erase the nine-day break from the 2021 spring calendar.

Wisconsin Rural Students Face Digital Divide As Students Return

Wisconsin schools have spent millions of dollars on hot spots to help students with poor internet service learn online during the pandemic.

Wisconsin Teachers Unions Plea For Virtual Reopening Of Schools

In a letter, five teachers unions in some of the state's largest districts asked Gov. Tony Evers to take "strong and immediate action."

Wisconsin Young Entrepreneur Of The Year Award Application Now Open

The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction will recognize a young entrepreneur from grades 5-12 this April.

College-Sponsored Merit Scholarship WI Winners

Some Wisconsinites won national scholarships. See here who they are.

Transgender Student Wins $800,000 In Boys' Bathroom Settlement

A Wisconsin school district agreed to settle for $800,000 out of court after they tried to ban a transgender student from boys bathrooms.

Charter Schools Are Among America's Most Segregated: AP

The problem: Those levels of segregation correspond with low achievement levels at schools of all kinds.

Wisconsin Man Wins Honor At L.A. Film Festival

Tanner Novotny’s film was among 30 works by the school’s students and graduates that were screened for 500 attendees at the event.

Elementary Principal On Leave After Bringing Knife To School: Report

The principal showed the folding knife to a custodian, who reported it to the school district's administration.