AI technology is developing so fast, experts say advances are becoming hard to measure. Recognizing this, the Universities of Wisconsin has launched a free series of videos for people who need a starting point.

The post AI is growing. Universities of Wisconsin wants to help you understand it. appeared first on WPR.

Spending by the New York-based 1776 Project PAC is up 240 percent on Wisconsin races this year compared to 2025, according to records from the Wisconsin Ethics Commission. 

The post Wisconsin school board races get big boost in spending from national conservative group appeared first on WPR.

Cesar Chavez Day events planned for later this month in Wisconsin are being canceled, postponed or renamed after alleged sexual abuse allegations about the famed labor leader surfaced this week. 

The post Wisconsin Cesar Chavez Day events canceled after allegations surface appeared first on WPR.

As Wisconsin’s Republican leaders and Gov. Tony Evers continue working to hammer out a deal to provide both tax relief and money for schools, the state’s legislative Democrats have come up with their own plan. 

The post Wisconsin Democrats float $1.3B school funding proposal amid tax cut negotiations appeared first on WPR.

A Madison-area school district needs a new superintendent, but months of controversy have made their way into the search. 

The post Sun Prairie schools seek to address public concerns in search for new superintendent appeared first on WPR.

Wisconsin’s public schools lost 14,087 students this school year, with 68 out of 72 counties experiencing a decline in student enrollment.

The post 68 out of 72 Wisconsin counties saw a decline in public school students appeared first on WPR.

A federal complaint filed Wednesday alleges Oconto Falls School District officials overlooked sexual abuse of students for 20 years. 

The post Federal complaint alleges ongoing sexual abuse in Oconto Falls School District appeared first on WPR.

Fewer than 10 percent of faculty at UW-Madison identify as conservative, while 70 percent identify as liberal, according to a new poll. Of 2,388 tenured and tenure-track faculty, about 27 percent responded.

The post Survey: Fewer than 10 percent of UW-Madison faculty are conservative appeared first on WPR.

Last week, the Board of Regents Education Committee unanimously approved revising a policy that would allow campuses to offer 90-credit degrees. 

The post Mount Mary offers a 3-year bachelor’s degree. Universities of Wisconsin could follow. appeared first on WPR.

John Zumbrunnen has been named the University of Wisconsin–Madison's provost and executive vice chancellor for academic affairs, Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin announced Monday.

The post Interim leader named as UW-Madison provost appeared first on WPR.

Milwaukee Public Schools announced Friday it plans to cut 263 non-classroom staff positions to help reduce the $46 million budget gap the district is facing.

The post Milwaukee Public Schools planning to cut 260 positions to balance budget appeared first on WPR.

As word spread across Brookfield that the U.S. Department of Education would arrive on Friday with its History Rocks! tour, some parents feared the event was part of what they see as a larger effort by the Trump administration to indoctrinate children. 

The post Department of Education assembly at Brookfield high school rocks community appeared first on WPR.

More Wisconsin students are attending school and graduating, according to data released Thursday by the state Department of Public Instruction. 

The post Latest data shows more Wisconsin students graduating appeared first on WPR.

A new Republican proposal would require schools to adopt a “bell-to-bell” ban on cell phones by July 1, 2027. 

The post Wisconsin could expand newly-implemented school cell phone ban appeared first on WPR.

More than 400 members of the Wisconsin Army National Guard are stationed in the Middle East during the ongoing military action against Iran.

The post Wisconsin National Guard members supporting military operations in the Middle East appeared first on WPR.

Nearly half of Wisconsin’s lowest-performing schools are located on Milwaukee’s north side, according to a new report.

The post Report: Nearly half of Wisconsin’s lowest performing schools are on Milwaukee’s north side appeared first on WPR.

Wisconsin voters are more concerned with reducing their property taxes than increasing funding for public schools. Voters also say they’re less inclined to support a school referendum. 

The post Marquette Poll: Wisconsin voters want lower property taxes vs. more funding for schools appeared first on WPR.

A staff member at Madison East High School has been placed on leave while the school district investigates an allegation a student at the school was fed dog food.

The post Madison East staff member placed on leave after alleged dog food incident appeared first on WPR.

A group of parents and educators from across Wisconsin filed a lawsuit Monday against the state Legislature, alleging lawmakers have failed to adequately fund public schools. 

The post Parents, educators file lawsuit against Wisconsin lawmakers over school funding appeared first on WPR.

For weeks, it looked like a deal might be struck between legislative Republicans and Gov. Tony Evers to use some of the state’s $2.5 billion surplus to provide both tax relief and money for schools. 
But those talks fell apart early last week.

The post Wisconsin’s state Assembly adjourned without changes to school funding appeared first on WPR.