Education

The Mukwonago Area School District and the trans girl who sued must re-submit arguments in light of a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision.

Last school year, enrollment dropped to about 10,500 students. District officials predict enrollment will continue to decline based on birth trends.

As part of the Green Team at Chippewa Falls High School, students pick a two-year passion project related to sustainability. This year’s students chose to make Camp Nawakwa in Cornell more sustainable.

The reasons for the abrupt departures range from political infighting to inexperienced board members.

Several teams of painters, movers and cleaners are working to remove lead hazards at over 40 schools in Milwaukee this summer.

The Department of Public Instruction will not receive $50 million to implement a reading bill passed in 2023, the Wisconsin Supreme Court unanimously ruled on Wednesday.

Wisconsin researchers said federal funding delays have lingering effects, including fewer graduate trainees arriving on campus this fall.

A program supporting Wisconsin children for the last two decades is at risk of losing dedicated federal funding. 

Assembly Republicans have endorsed an $87 million cut to the Universities of Wisconsin, while advocates for higher education say the state should invest more as federal funding declines.

Gov. Tony Evers said he will not sign a state budget that doesn’t continue direct payments to Wisconsin child care centers.