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Wisconsin Schools-Public, Private & Charter-See Millions in COVID-19 Relief Funds

July 10, 2020

Schools across Wisconsinhave been awarded more than $200 million in COVID-19 relief funds, according to a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel analysis of... Read More

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Middle School Hosts Youth Rally to Empower Black Students

June 22, 2020

“I Wanted Them to Know that We Do See Them” MILWAUKEE (SPECTRUM NEWS) — On Friday, Carmen Middle and High School... Read More

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Milwaukee Black Youth Celebrate Juneteenth Together

June 20, 2020

Juneteenth youth rally and expo was held at Carmen Middle/High School of Science and Technology on Friday. Free food, raffles, prizes... Read More

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UW-Platteville students organize Black Lives Matter protest

June 16, 2020

​Black Lives Matter is the message two University of Wisconsin-Platteville activists are spreading in Southwest Wisconsin in response to the deaths... Read More

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Five high school graduates who will give you inspiration

June 10, 2020

Milwaukee, meet your future bosses These five young people exhibit just some of the brilliance of the next generation. They’re all... Read More

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Milwaukee’s South Side Community Stands In Solidarity With The Black Lives Matter Movement

June 5, 2020

Brea Thomas (at the podium) speaks during the Thursday vigil at Carmen South Middle School of Science and Technology. Teran Powell... Read More

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Wisconsin Teachers, Parents, And Students Share Their ‘New Normal’

June 3, 2020

​There are lots of factors causing anxiety for educators right now. Willie Williams is worried about how the school shutdowns will... Read More

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First-gen college students, valedictorian/salutatorian, and best friends

May 18, 2020

I always sort of make jokes about how I am going to be doing better work than he is, but I... Read More

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Amid coronavirus, AP exams went online and had tech problems. College Board says it’s investigating.

May 15, 2020

The way College Board has thought about this is directed toward middle-class families Submission hiccups, registration problems, outdated computer browsers and... Read More