Waukesha group manufactures turnover crisis to force politics back into classrooms. Read More The Waukesha Teacher Exodus That Wasn’t
The Waukesha Teacher Exodus That Wasn’t
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Rep. Steineke: Keeping WI’s Education System Strong Remains Top Priority Next Session
Special Guest Perspective by Assembly Majority Leader Rep. Jim Steineke – Thanks to the dedicated efforts of our teachers, Wisconsin consistently ranks among the top states in the nation by a variety of measures. Assembly leaders have already indicated that K-12 education will be a focus for additional funding in the next state budget. Read More Rep. Steineke: Keeping WI’s Education System Strong Remains Top Priority Next Session
The Future of MPS: Kooyenga and Teachers’ Union Clash
MacIver News Service – Representative Dale Kooyenga (R-Brookfield) and Milwaukee Teachers Union Executive Director Lauren Baker clashed over the future of public education in Milwaukee on Tuesday afternoon. Read More The Future of MPS: Kooyenga and Teachers’ Union Clash
This Day In History: Wisconsin Teachers Choose Protest Over Conference
MacIver News Service – Five years ago today, several school districts, including Madison’s, were closed for a teacher professional development in-service day at Monona Terrace. But instead of attending the sessions, many teachers chose to use the day off from classes to protest at the Capitol. Read More This Day In History: Wisconsin Teachers Choose Protest Over Conference
He Who Must Not Be Named: Voldemort? No, it’s Scott Walker
MacIver Perspective by Ola Lisowski – In the few years since Gov. Scott Walker was first elected Governor, progressives in Wisconsin have had a tough run. In a J.K. Rowling-inspired move, some of them have begun to avoid his name all together. Read More He Who Must Not Be Named: Voldemort? No, it’s Scott Walker