The Biden administration can reverse controversial decisions on how colleges adjudicate sexual assault cases, reopening schools during COVID, and quickly examining fraudulent student loans.
The ongoing spread of the coronavirus is putting school officials, parents, and students in unique situations. Everyone is struggling to adapt.
GOP lawmakers haven’t met in more than 170 days as educators struggle with costs, connectivity, and minimizing coronavirus exposure.
Oshkosh high schools and UW-River Falls cite ongoing coronavirus spread.
Number of COVID-19 cases on campus reaches 275 in less than one week.
Dane County Executive says he has "deep concern," asks UW-Madison officials to send undergraduate students home.
Wisconsin communities see spikes as students put the emphasis on "social" and less on "distance."
Some educators are told they still have to teach from an empty classroom, not a healthier home environment.
"Test scores don't mean a lot if you're dead," say educators of the still-untamed virus.
“This year we’re facing some of the most difficult circumstances and we’re seeing an awful lot of heart and grit from our educators and our students to try to rise to the occasion here. But our government hasn’t risen up to that bar."
