Partnership between Pulaski, Carmen creates opportunities to accelerate student success
A new partnership between Pulaski High School and Carmen High School of Science and Technology - South Campus creates a collaborative environment allowing both high schools to share best practices.
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Message from the
Superintendent
Dear MPS community members,
It's the season of giving, being thankful and spending time with loved ones. As I reflect on the year, I am grateful for the many examples of our students, staff and community members who are working to lift up others.
Ronald Reagan College Preparatory High School senior Julia Brunson and her teacher Margaret Holtgrieve embarked on a remarkable adventure that took them to Washington, D.C. and Normandy, France. They participated in a project that allowed them to study and then memorialize a Milwaukeean who made the ultimate sacrifice during WWII. Julia and Margaret were one of only 14 teams selected nationwide for this honor.
Please take a moment to discover what they learned about Staff Sgt. Eugene Mlot, a local hero who - thanks to their efforts - will never be forgotten.
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MPS News
TCF Bank and Milwaukee Public Schools
partner to keep kids warm this winter
MPS is holding its annual Mitten Tree Drive and for the first time, TCF Bank's 16 Milwaukee area branches are public collection sites. Residents can donate new handmade or store-bought hats, scarves, gloves and mittens at TCF Bank branches and at MPS Central Services through Jan. 8.
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Turkey Bowl Alumni Classic raises
money to support MPS scholarships
Milwaukee Public Schools' alumni who once faced each other on the gridiron faced off again on November 28 for the annual Turkey Bowl Alumni Classic flag football tournament.
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Rockwell Automation partners with MPS,
Boys & Girls Club to open new STEM Center
Rockwell Automation is partnering with MPS and Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee to establish a STEM Center at Rogers Street Academy.
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Milwaukee Public Schools is committed to accelerating student achievement, building positive relationships between youth and adults and cultivating leadership at all levels. The district's commitment to improvement continues to show results:
More MPS students are meeting reading standards;
The MPS Class of 2015 earned $39 million in scholarships; and
MPS is home to 7 of the state's top high schools according to U.S. News and World Report and the Washington Post.
