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The University of Wisconsin-Madison has re-entered the top five for national research spending, its highest ranking in this category for the first time since 2014.
The Greendale High School marching band, with over 200 students, is set to perform in the 137th Rose Parade, continuing its legacy of national recognition.
A Wisconsin appeals court has dismissed a defamation suit against a parent, ruling that calling a school employee 'woke' is protected opinion, not a statement of fact.
The Universities of Wisconsin system has marked its third straight year of enrollment growth, reaching 164,626 students, fueled by a record increase in local freshmen.
An investigation reveals Wisconsin school districts are charging fees up to $245,000 for public records on teacher misconduct, citing poor record-keeping.
The University of Wisconsin-Platteville will close its Baraboo Sauk County campus in May 2026 due to a sustained decline in student enrollment.
A Wisconsin lawmaker is introducing new legislation to address how educator misconduct is handled, following a report that detailed over 200 investigations.
Wisconsin ranks 46th nationally for college affordability, with an average university affordability gap of $3,549. A new report highlights the financial challenges for students and calls for statewide
The Hudson School District board voted 6-1 to close Willow River and Houlton elementary schools to address a budget deficit, saving a projected $3.3 million.
Chris Glinski, a teacher at West De Pere High School, has won a $50,000 national prize for his work in skilled trades education, addressing a critical worker shortage.
Wisconsin's top education officials, including the UW-System President, are urging students to complete the FAFSA to access unclaimed federal aid.
The Madison School Board voted to increase member pay from $8,000 to $15,000 annually but rejected proposals for health insurance and development stipends.
