Education

Giving Schools a Shot in the Arm

Giving Schools a Shot in the Arm

Vaccinating teachers would enable schools to reopen. But it’s not that simple.

Race and Income and ‘Back to School’

Race and Income and ‘Back to School’

Republicans decry virtual schooling for Black students. But Black families more likely to support it.

MPS Finalizes Reopening Plans

MPS Finalizes Reopening Plans

Schools will bring students back in phases.

Thompson Warned, Don’t Hike UW Tuition

Thompson Warned, Don’t Hike UW Tuition

System's tuitions frozen since 2013. Lawmakers warn UW budget will go nowhere if there’s any hike.

School Boards Debate Racial Mascots

School Boards Debate Racial Mascots

Tough talk, but Wisconsin Association of School Boards passes watered down resolution.

The State of Politics: Pandemic Worsens State’s Broadband Gap
The State of Politics

Pandemic Worsens State’s Broadband Gap

Rural areas and urban poor left out. Evers calls 2021 the "Year of Broadband Access."

The Campaign to Save Snow Days

The Campaign to Save Snow Days

Will virtual classes replace snow days where kids got a break from school? Not all officials agree.

UW System Ramps Up COVID-19 Testing

UW System Ramps Up COVID-19 Testing

But many UW-Madison students tested twice as often as at other campuses.

Over 50% of State’s Schools Use Restraints on Students

Over 50% of State’s Schools Use Restraints on Students

Elementary students and students with disabilities restrained and secluded the most.

State Superintendent Candidates Debate

State Superintendent Candidates Debate

Seven candidates include teachers, principals, superintendents and policy experts.

The Science on COVID-19 and Schools

The Science on COVID-19 and Schools

When are in-person classes safe and when can they help disease surge? That depends.

UW Rapid COVID-19 Test Missed Many Asymptomatic Cases

UW Rapid COVID-19 Test Missed Many Asymptomatic Cases

A CDC study finds a test used by UW-System schools missed 59% of asymptomatic cases.