Education & Workforce Development
Learn about strategies for education and workforce development in Milwaukee and southeastern Wisconsin.
Lake Valley Camp appoints Schiller executive director
Lake Valley Camp has named Dan Schiller executive director, effective June 15.
Lake Valley Camp appoints Schiller executive director
Lake Valley Camp, a summer camp that works with Milwaukee youth from underserved communities, has named Dan Schiller executive director.
TEMPO Milwaukee elects new board members
TEMPO Milwaukee, a membership organization that promotes the development of women leaders in the region, has elected four new board members.
Boys & Girls Clubs partners with MPS on new scholars program
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee and Milwaukee Public Schools this fall will partner on a new scholars program that will act as an academic support program.
Boys & Girls Clubs partners with MPS on new scholars program
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee and Milwaukee Public Schools this fall will partner on a new scholars program that will act as an academic support program.
Unemployment rate drops to 4.4%
Wisconsin’s unemployment rate declined to 4.4 percent in April, down from 4.6 percent in March, according to preliminary estimates released today by the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development.
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$40 million private school, athletic facilities proposed for Milwaukee’s south side
A $40 million private K-12 school has been proposed for a plot of land along South 5th Street and South 5th Place in Milwaukee.
Skilled trade jobs hardest to fill among U.S. employers
Skilled trade jobs have been the hardest to fill for six consecutive years, according to the U.S. results of the latest Talent Shortage Survey conducted by Milwaukee-based ManpowerGroup.
More than 70 employers registered for Milwaukee Career Expo
More than 70 employers have registered for the Milwaukee Career Expo, which will be held on Thursday, May 28, at State Fair Park in Milwaukee.
City Year Milwaukee to grow mission with $3 million challenge grant
A $3 million challenge grant awarded to City Year Milwaukee will help the nonprofit expand its mission to motivate students through elementary, middle and high school grades toward college and career opportunities.
