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Civics Education and Elections

1 month 1 week ago By Webster 1 comment

A recent page 2 article in the weekly THE EPOCH TIMES headlined “Civics Education Gains Ground in K-12 and Higher Education” caught my attention.

Wisconsin lax on predatory teachers who groom students, legislators told

1 month 1 week ago By Badger Institute

Vague Wisconsin laws have allowed teachers who are sexual predators to groom children without fearing either appropriately severe criminal penalties or sufficient scrutiny of their teaching licenses, according to testimony Thursday from law enforc

Wisconsin’s latest reading scores are a wake-up call

2 months 3 days ago By Brittany Kinser

Last week, the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction released the latest FORWARD exam reading results. The numbers make it clear: we can and must do better for Wisconsin kids.

State Reps Introduce Bill Protecting Freedom of Speech

2 months 1 week ago By Wisconsin Famil...

Last week, State Representative Amanda Nedweski (R-Pleasant Prairie), along with three fellow Republicans, announced that they are introducing a bill to protect freedom of speech on state-funded college campuses.

2026 Senate Scholar Program

2 months 3 weeks ago By Patrick Testin

I would like to offer all high school juniors and seniors in the 24th Senate District the chance to participate in a rewarding educational experience at the Capitol in Madison.

Observing Education

3 months 1 week ago By Webster 1 comment

On Thursday, August 28th, I responded to an opportunity to go and see the Vice President of the United States when he was visiting a small industry in La Crosse.

Wisconsin’s school report card mess is about to get messier

3 months 3 weeks ago By IRG 1 comment

DPI Is About to Change the Rules — Again

Private schools in Wisconsin’s choice programs prove far more effective with taxpayer money

3 months 3 weeks ago By Badger Institute

DPI numbers show public schools could do much better

Critics of school choice often lean on a talking point that goes like this: Wisconsin can’t afford two systems of schools, so we should have only one.