Wisconsin scientists and students say the planned dismantlement of a national climate and weather center will have devastating effects on research in the state. 

The post Wisconsin scientists sound alarm over possible end of national climate and weather center appeared first on WPR.

The Biden-era student loan repayment plan was the most flexible and generous income-driven repayment plan available.  On Dec. 9, the U.S. Department of Education announced the SAVE plan is ending. 

The post More than 130K Wisconsin borrowers in SAVE student loan program will need a new plan appeared first on WPR.

On Wednesday, MPS Superintendent Brenda Cassellius and City of Milwaukee officials announced the school district’s lead stabilization work is complete.

The post Milwaukee Public Schools completes lead remediation work across district appeared first on WPR.

A report released Tuesday from the Wisconsin Policy Forum found gross K-12 school property taxes rose an average of 7.8 percent in December, the largest increase in three decades. 

The post Does your property tax bill seem high? It is. The highest since 2018. appeared first on WPR.

Wisconsin schools are now required to contact a student’s parent or guardian if they are a victim or target of a sexual offense while at school. 

The post New law requires Wisconsin schools to notify parents of reported sexual offenses appeared first on WPR.

A new analysis of teacher pay and benefits by WEA Trust suggests the majority of teachers are one health care crisis away from financial ruin.

The post In Wisconsin, health care costs are overwhelming teacher salaries appeared first on WPR.

The College of Computing and Artificial Intelligence was approved on Thursday by the Board of Regents. 

The post UW-Madison creating a new college for artificial intelligence appeared first on WPR.

About 36 percent of Wisconsin’s youngest students are below the 25th percentile for reading, according to the Department of Public Instruction’s first literacy screening.

The post Report: More than one-third of Wisconsin’s youngest students need reading intervention appeared first on WPR.

Milwaukee Public Schools is offering a van service to help homeless students get to school. 

The post Milwaukee Public Schools offering alternative transportation for homeless students appeared first on WPR.

School districts are going to receive about $140 million less than they originally expected to provide special education services this year. 

The post Wisconsin school districts spent more on special education, now they’ll be reimbursed less appeared first on WPR.

In fall 2026, UW-Madison will launch the state’s first undergraduate major in public policy. 

The post UW-Madison will launch Wisconsin’s first public policy undergraduate major appeared first on WPR.

The Trump administration is no longer considering nursing as a professional degree. That means getting financial help to complete advanced degrees in nursing could become more difficult at a time when Wisconsin is facing a shortage.

The post Nursing no longer considered a professional degree by Trump administration appeared first on WPR.

Universities of Wisconsin students will have an easier time transferring general education credits from one campus to another after the Board of Regents approved a new core general education policy this week. 

The post New general education policy will make transferring between UW campuses easier appeared first on WPR.

In September, one mother selected four materials by homeschool publisher Simply Charlotte Mason. Lighthouse Learning Academy denied the requests.

The post Parent sues public Wisconsin school district for not providing material created by Christian publisher appeared first on WPR.

Milwaukee Public Schools received a $23 million grant from the federal government to help nearly 30,000 students attend college over the next seven years. 

The post Milwaukee Public Schools receives $23M from federal government to prep students for college appeared first on WPR.

Legislative Republicans want to incentivize Wisconsin school districts that agree to merge or consolidate grades.

The post Wisconsin GOP introduces series of school district consolidation bills appeared first on WPR.

A Senate Education Committee hearing was held this week on a bill that would force the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association, or WIAA, to comply with state public records and open meetings laws.  

The post WIAA pushes back on proposal to make organization follow public records, open meetings laws appeared first on WPR.

Wisconsin State Superintendent Jill Underly announced several changes on Tuesday to strengthen student safety amid criticism of her agency's handling of accusations of sexual misconduct by educators.

The post State Superintendent announces changes after report on educators accused of sexual misconduct appeared first on WPR.

Twenty Wisconsin school districts located on tribal lands that collectively enroll more than 21,000 students have not received routine federal funding for operations, including teacher salaries.  The federal government issued […]

The post Wisconsin school districts on tribal land are not receiving federal payments due to shutdown appeared first on WPR.

Milwaukee’s chamber of commerce is hoping to sway Gov. Tony Evers, or the state’s next governor, into joining the nation's first federal school voucher-style program.

The post Milwaukee commerce association launches effort to nudge Wisconsin into federal voucher program appeared first on WPR.