Across Green Bay, coverage here takes in school funding, student performance and academic policy. This page tracks developments from the classroom to the regional boards that set learning standards.
Crews have begun taking down dead trees at risk of falling onto vehicles on Nicolet Drive at the UW-Green Bay campus.
Live Poll
Do you trust local institutions to respond quickly to reported public safety hazards?
A Preble High School teacher resigned amid an ongoing investigation into allegations of inappropriate messaging.
Production tech club students are working with industry mentors on "Natasha, Pierre and the Comet of 1812" at Green Bay East High School.
Live Poll
Do you support the implementation of two-way bilingual immersion programs in your local elementary schools?
The Green Bay school is offering kindergarten students instruction in both English and Spanish.
The university plans to remove dead trees posing safety risks along Nicolet Drive after several recent incidents.
Live Poll
Do you believe consolidating local schools into a single new facility improves the quality of education?
The new west side facility was built as part of a $183 million voter-approved referendum.
Reporting here centers on funding debates, curriculum adjustments, standardized test results and changes to administrative policy. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. Local board decisions frequently shift how resources are distributed between facilities with differing demographic needs. State funding formulas often constrain the options available to the city for new academic initiatives.
