New year, new challenges
Opportunities abound but plenty of work on tap By Dale Kooyenga, MMAC President This year the Nobel Prize was awarded to the authors of a compelling book titled “Why Nations [...]
Opportunities abound but plenty of work on tap By Dale Kooyenga, MMAC President This year the Nobel Prize was awarded to the authors of a compelling book titled “Why Nations [...]
Reagan High School celebrates building expansion By: Allie Shane, Communications Specialist Last Friday, Ronald W. Reagan College Preparatory High School hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony, recognizing the completion of a [...]
By: Allie Shane, Communications Specialist A number of exciting school expansion and construction projects are taking place across Milwaukee. A few are highlighted below. Look for more news about [...]
MMAC President Dale Kooyenga stopped by WTMJ radio Wednesday and talked about recent changes to scoring thresholds on state standardized testing. Those changes were recently unveiled by the Wisconsin Department [...]
Milwaukee ranked as one of the best cities for college students and graduates By: Allie Shane, Communications Specialist College and the years that follow is an exciting yet stressful period [...]
During MMAC’s May board meeting, Senior Advisor Tim Sheehy announced scholarships honoring Cathy Jacobson, President and CEO of Froedtert and former MMAC board chair, in light of her recent retirement announcement. The scholarships will [...]
Gov. Tony Evers’ call for an audit of Milwaukee Public Schools is a welcome step in discovering where gaps exist and the actions needed to improve our city’s schools. We [...]
June 3, 2024 (MILWAUKEE) – Regardless of the action the Milwaukee Public School Board takes this evening, Milwaukee families, taxpayers and other stakeholders shouldn’t be distracted from the larger issue at [...]
Six year commitment will support 30 students from public, charter and choice schools. Gift seeks to help improve graduation rates and supply the workforce with local talent. May 6, 2024 [...]
Dear Members, The Milwaukee Public Schools $252 million referendum result was not the one we were hoping for. We do, however, accept the will of the electorate in their decision [...]