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National Hispanic Heritage Month
Hispanic Heritage month will be celebrated September 15- October 15, 2022. Signed into federal law in 1988 under President Ronald Reagan, it…
Children’s Mental Health Resources from Wisconsin State Office of Children's Mental Health
Back to school can be an exciting time for many young people, but it can also bring stress and anxiety. The Wisconsin Office of Children’s Mental…
2022 Wisconsin State of Education Address This Thursday
On Thursday, September 22 at 12pm CDT, Wisconsin State Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Jill Underly, will deliver her State of Education address…
National Arts in Education Week
After twenty-five years in the classroom, I can attest that every child is beautifully diverse, dynamic, and distinct. The late Sir Ken Robinson…
Online Event: Understanding Orange Shirt Day and the Lasting Impacts of Residential Schools on Wisconsin First Nations
Join PBS Wisconsin Education, the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction American Indian Studies Consultant David O'Connor, and three…
Digital Equity Outreach Month Shines a Light on Challenges, Opportunities
Broadband access for Wisconsin families remains a critical equity issue, and helping students get internet access where they live is an…
UW-Madison Teaching About Elections Conference 2022
Teaching about elections is one of the best opportunities to prepare young people for political engagement. This conference helps educators teach…
Eight Wisconsin Schools Named 2022 National Blue Ribbon Schools
U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona has recognized 297 schools as National Blue Ribbon Schools for 2022, including eight schools in…
High School Biology Teacher Named Wisconsin’s National Teacher of the Year Representative
Lori Danz, of Superior High School, has more than two decades in education
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction today announced…
Suicide Prevention Month Reminder: Kids are Hurting and We Can Help
When we think of the daily lives of teens, we think of mobile phones, friends, sports, theater, schoolwork, jobs, technology, and social media…