Education
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New mentorship program to support Indigenous graduate students at UW–Madison
A new program at UW-Madison aims to support Indigenous graduate students through the hoops and hurdles of academia.
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Parents disappointed in implementation of new Wisconsin reading law
Parents from Decoding Dyslexia, the Wisconsin Reading Coalition, WI Reads and the International Dyslexia Association’s Wisconsin branch sent a letter to DPI last week, saying they’re concerned with implementation of Act 20.
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State officials release ‘big feelings’ guide for parents of preschoolers
The Wisconsin Office of Children’s Mental Health recently released a “Feelings Thermometer” to help people support their preschool aged children. The guide is meant to help young kids identify their big feelings, and manage them.
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Madison community mourns Abundant Life teacher killed in school shooting
Two days before Christmas, Erin West’s three daughters, husband, parents and hundreds of friends gathered to honor her life.
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Green Bay school district violated Title IX by failing to investigate sexual misconduct
The Green Bay Area Public School District violated federal Title IX rules in back-to-back school years by failing to complete investigations into reported sexual misconduct.
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Wisconsin students call for change days after deadly Madison school shooting
More than 100 Madison high schoolers marched to the state Capitol Friday where they denounced lawmakers’ inaction on firearm legislation and funding for mental health support in schools.
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Superior students get real-world experience in manufacturing
Spartan Manufacturing is an enterprise at Superior High School that contracts with local companies to produce a variety of products while teaching students valuable skills in the process.
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Names released of teacher, 14-year-old killed at Madison school
The people shot and killed at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison on Monday were a 42-year-old who worked as a teacher and a 14-year-old girl, who loved music and adored her pets.
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Madison shooting draws renewed attention to DOJ school safety office
As funding for a Wisconsin school safety initiative is set to expire, a leading Republican lawmaker says he’ll likely support a budget request from the Democratic attorney general to continue the office.
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UW-Madison engineering building funds denied by State Building Commission
The State Building Commission denied a motion to allow $70 million in underspent funds to be used for a series of planned UW projects including the new engineering building at UW-Madison.