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A UW-Milwaukee professor discussed the concerns surrounding advanced AI systems. She noted that discussions about catastrophic harm are not new to the field. The discussion also highlighted more immediate risks like environmental impact and labor exploitation.
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The Milwaukee Public Schools Board of Directors discussed several items at their recent meeting, including vaccination clinics and seclusion/restraint data. The board celebrated seven schools for making improvements, noting Luther Burbank School exited ATSI status. Superintendent Brenda Casselius also reported on the 2025-26 school year's incident statistics.
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The Milwaukee Public Schools Board of Directors discussed several topics, including upcoming vaccination clinics promoted by Superintendent Brenda Casselius. Additionally, the board celebrated seven schools that have made enough improvements to exit extra support statuses like CSI or ATSI.
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Four Seasons Early Learning Center is accepting enrollments and hiring staff. The center, overseen by Dr. Paula Lampley, provides a safe environment for children to learn through play. They focus on developing skills like vocabulary, motor skills, and critical thinking.
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Superintendent Jill Underly warned about consequences from years of underfunding for public schools. She called on the state Legislature to change how Wisconsin schools are funded, stating the current formula values wrong things. The article notes that Milwaukee Public Schools could have received an additional $36 million.
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Milwaukee Public Schools is facing a Title VI investigation from the Trump administration regarding its efforts to reduce suspensions for Black and Brown students. The U.S. Department of Education is scrutinizing whether MPS improperly considered race in administering discipline, despite district efforts to improve student behavior.
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Milwaukee Public Schools received a $23 million matching federal grant for the GEAR UP program. This initiative will support nearly 30,000 students over seven years through high school graduation and into post-secondary education. Students will receive advising, college visits, and academic planning.
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A free literacy empowerment event is happening this Saturday at North Division High School. The event features workshops for all ages and an opportunity to receive a free laptop. Activities include exploring the "Literacy Village" and visiting the bookmobile.
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