According to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, children between the ages of 10 and 19 are more likely to engage in self-harm following extended time away from school.

Seven children, ages 2 to 13, were left alone for a week in an apartment in Wisconsin, according to multiple reports. A ...

In December 2022, the teenager was honored as one of Waukesha West High School’s students of the month. Physical education ...

A major Wisconsin city ranked among the top five places for families in a study by home improvement brand and television show ...

The plaintiffs cited the Trump administration's decision to shutter seven regional offices of the Department of Education's ...

Auditions to join Kids From Wisconsin will be held Friday afternoon at D.C. Everest Senior High School. Auditions are open to ...

"I know Wisconsin's kids and our schools — this decision would be catastrophic for them. There's no question," he said in a post on X. He also signaled he could pursue a lawsuit over the move. U.S.

Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul said the lawsuit seeks to "stop the targeted destruction of this critical federal agency ...

The Wisconsin Assembly Committee on Education held a hearing on March 6 to discuss pending Assembly Bills 100 and 101, ...

A Wisconsin teacher says his religious beliefs were violated; his contract wasn't renewed after failing to use a trans ...

Wisconsin Public Radio Fewer kids in Wisconsin are vaccinated against measles than they were in 2013, and children in the ...

RFK Jr. falsely links antidepressants with school shooters, heroin. But what are SSRIs and is it safe for kids to take them?