Education
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UW System Will Not Make COVID-Closure Metrics Public
Interim President, Tommy Thompson, also said he can garner bipartisan support for investing in the state’s college system.
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State Health Officials Warn COVID-19 Outbreaks Will Happen on School, College Campuses
Chances increased due to high level of community spread in the state.
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Biden Plan Targets ‘Child-Care Emergency’ Made Worse by Pandemic
Lack of GOP help, COVID capacity limits, pervasively low pay, and lack of benefits threaten a key component of any economic recovery.
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Schools That Reopened Last Week Are Already Shutting Down Over COVID-19
School districts are facing coronavirus outbreaks as they begin to reopen without the federal funding necessary to do so safely.
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Read the Letter GOP Legislators Sent to Superintendents Pressuring Them to Reopen Schools
Lawmakers who have power over nearly half of public education funds suggest “opening your doors” to all students.
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Zunker Votes to Start School Virtually. Tiffany Threatens Funds if Schools Don’t Reopen.
The two candidates square off again for 7th Congressional District seat in November.
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Racine Schools Will Start Year Online
Wisconsin’s fifth-largest school district follows the lead of Milwaukee and Madison.
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Biden vs Trump: How to Reopen Schools
Joe Biden’s school reopening proposal offers a distinct contrast with President Donald Trump’s pressure campaign to force schools to hold in-person classes.
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Wisconsin Has Roughly 6,900 Substitute Teachers. It’s Not Enough During COVID, Say Officials
Many say it is not worth the health risks.
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Teachers in Wisconsin’s 5 Largest Districts Demand Online-Only Classes For Now
Unions in Green Bay, Racine, Kenosha want to join Milwaukee and Madison in going virtual during a continued surge in COVID-19 cases.
