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Federal Aid Hasn t Closed Pandemic-Induced Learning Gap » Urban Milwaukee

Wisconsin is on track to spend its $2.4 billion in aid by 2024 deadline.

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Wisconsin education officials wrongly label Black students as more at-risk

Wisconsin’s Dropout Early Warning System uses race to predict how likely students are to graduate from high school, but adding race doesn’t work.

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Wausau School staff survey shows marked dissatisfaction, especially at East High

By Shereen Siewert Pulse surveys sent in April to Wausau School District staff are signaling widespread dissatisfaction at Wausau East, as investigations

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Bill Includes Largest Expansion Ever of Private School Choice

A hike of 13% for K-8 voucher schools and 33% for high schools, union official says.

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Wisconsin Students with Disabilities Often Denied Public School Choices

Wisconsin lets public schools reject applications of students with disabilities who seek transfers across district lines a form of exclusion courts have upheld.

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