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Month so far tonight will stay warm with lows only dropping to 70 degrees and it will be humid, with a light wind there is the chance for summer is quickly winding down, in fact some students are already back in the classroom. As ann sterling shows you, hundreds of student went back to school this morning, and the first subject discussed the violence in sherman park. School is back in session at messmer high school. The first bell rang just before 8 this morning and seconds later. The schools pr...

Taxpayer-financed private schools pose a major threat to public schools and universal, high-quality education in Wisconsin.

By Phoebe Petrovic / Wisconsin Watch, Wisconsin Watch May 20, 2023 As an advocacy specialist at Disability Rights Wisconsin, Joanne Juhnke regularly finds

As an advocacy specialist at Disability Rights Wisconsin, Joanne Juhnke regularly finds herself on the phone with parents concerned about their children’s treatment at school.

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School choice is fiscally prudent.

Lawmakers in at least six states, including Texas, will ponder 2023 bills proposing to establish new "school choice" ...

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by Benjamin Yount, The Center Square contributor  | June 22, 2021 06:00 PM Print this article The backlash to Gov. Tony Evers’ veto of an expansion for Wisconsin’s school choice program is swift and growing. The governor on Friday scuttled a plan (AB 59) that would have expanded eligibility in the Wisconsin Parental Choice Program to families who make up to 300% of the federal poverty level. That’s about $80,000 a year for a family of four. Currently the program i...