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The social media accounts linked to from CFCmke are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • Substack • X • Website Besides social media accounts, CFCmke has populated their site with: • Missy Hughes Commits to Opting Into Federal Tax Credit Program to Keep Hundreds of Millions of Dollars in Wisconsin to Support Our Schools » Urban Milwaukee • DPI leaders must work with Milwaukee reading coalition | Opinion • Milwaukee Public Schools board approves $1.6 billion budget with changes - WTMJ • www.the74million.org • "An education Marshall plan" - Listen to Scaffidiology podcast • Parent Action Team Sign Up Form • Voting Info • School District Profiles • Parent Power Hub • Deal to cut taxes, boost special ed funds, dies in Wisconsin Senate - WPR • Support Our Efforts • $300 stimulus checks, school funding deal fails in Wisconsin Senate | Government | captimes.com • Detroit schools improve reading and math scores using 4 key strategies - Chalkbeat • Why U.S. Test Scores Are in a ‘Generation-Long Decline’ - The New York Times • Sign Up for Our Newsletter • New Statewide Poll: Wisconsin Voters Support School Choice 2-to-1, Back Accountability for All Schools • Teacher Appreciation Week is May 4-8 • CFC Report: Milwaukee’s North Side Education Crisis • As Wisconsin voters weigh in on school referendums, disparities grow between districts | WUWM 89.7 FM - Milwaukee's NPR • New York Gov. Hochul plans to opt into federal tax-credit scholarship - Chalkbeat • Education Is a Fault Line in U.S. Politics. Democrats Are on the Wrong Side – The 74 • Scaffidiology: An education Marshall plan - WTMJ • Teacher pathway event gives Milwaukee high school students window into the field - WPR • ‘We’re Adrift’: Arne Duncan on Democrats’ Education Agenda – The 74 • Failed referendums trigger school cuts, closures and new funding pushes across Wisconsin - WPR • Milwaukee Needs More Teachers –These Local Programs Might Make a Difference • Accountability Is the Broccoli of Education Reform. States Must Eat More of It – The 74 • Why Blue State Governors Should Sign Up for New Federal Scholarship Tax Credit – The 74 • MPS superintendent tells ‘UpFront’ it would be ‘wonderful’ if teachers could collectively bargain again - WisPolitics • MPS can no longer afford to push charter students away | Opinion • How should Milwaukee handle the education crisis on the North Side? • Special education study finds lasting academic gains for students • See the 9 members of the new Indianapolis Public Education Corporation - Chalkbeat • 4 Steps to Minimize Harm – and Expand Opportunity – Through School Closures – The 74 • As Enrollment Falls, Old Schools Find New Life as Apartments – The 74 • Turning the Tassel • Obama education chief: Democrats need to wake up - POLITICO • Democrats for Education Reform: New WI poll: Significant majority of voters support opting into the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit (FSTC) - WisPolitics • MPS adds three students to Milwaukee School Board • Wisconsin school board races get big boost in spending from national conservative group - WPR • Wisconsin voters are shifting their attitudes toward school funding and property taxes • MPS notifies 201 employees their jobs will end after this school year • How Democrats Lost the Plot on Schools—and How to Get It Back - Education Next • New Book Helps Teachers Implement Science of Reading in Their Classrooms – The 74 • Bipartisan Science of Reading Bill Passes House Committee – The 74 • Opinion | Democrats are the party of ‘no.’ They’re failing on education. - The Washington Post • Wisconsin Democrats float $1.3B school funding proposal amid tax cut negotiations - WPR • Hmong American Peace Academy received national recognition for exceptional performance. How did it do it? - The Milwaukee Courier • Wisconsin could expand newly-implemented school cell phone ban - WPR • The North Side Doesn't Need More Talk • Evers says he has to think about the ‘bell-to-bell’ cell phone ban lawmakers are pushing • Wisconsin Examiner • GOP lawmakers approve reduced funding for Department of Public Instruction - WPR • Milwaukee Public Schools Reaches Highest Graduation Rate In 16 Years » Urban Milwaukee • How Texas School Vouchers Could Make Child Care More Affordable - The New York Times • A Bold Restructuring of Indy’s Public Schools, An Opportunity for Students – The 74 • Everyday life plus constant decisions equals a need for math • For the Sake of Their Students, Districts Need to Do Their Job in Labor Talks – The 74 • NY Times Opinion: Democrats, This Is Why You Haven’t Fixed Schools Yet • Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, Wisconsin’s longest serving speaker, announces retirement • Wisconsin Examiner • Milwaukee's Pathways High expands to middle school grades • Carmen Northwest moving to former HOPE school in Harambee this fall • Infrastructure is MPS' greatest liability | Opinion • In governor's race, Rodriguez proposes state-run health insurance option; says police should honor ICE detainers • Wisconsin's 2026 governor candidates consider school funding • These 23 MPS schools could add sixth grade this fall • MPS projects $19.4 million in cuts for 2017-'18 school year • Carmen Moving to Harambee -- Update • Milwaukee Public Schools budget gap nearly $50M; years of overspending | FOX6 Milwaukee • A Fuller Education | PBS • In setback for Trump, Congress in spending law rejects call to axe Education Department • Wisconsin Examiner • MPS launches new weapons detection system at middle and high schools • Wisconsin lawmakers withhold funding to DPI over resort spending - WPR • Wisconsin GOP candidate for governor calls for audit after $400K DPI workshop | Wisconsin | thecentersquare.com • MPS switches literacy curriculum midyear, spending $7.9M on upgrade • School leaders condemn ICE action and its impact on kids, families • Republicans urge states to participate in federal school choice tax credit - Chalkbeat • Philadelphia school district wants to close 20 schools starting in 2027 - Chalkbeat • Wisconsin superintendents ask Legislature to put politics aside and provide more funding • Why is the number of births declining in Milwaukee and Wisconsin? • UW-Milwaukee wants to connect with students before they get to high school - WPR • Rebuking Trump, Congress Moves to Maintain Most Federal Education Funding • Milwaukee-area high schoolers walkout of school to protest ICE • MPS committee approves resolution to tighten guidelines for school resource officers • MPS superintendent plans cuts as teachers call for inflationary raises • MPS' next steps in maintaining lead remediation • MPS gets final $8M in withheld state funding back • NACSA 2025 Change Makers • Wisconsin's 32 Most Influential Black Leaders for 2025 • 5/12/25 Opinion: The teachers who shape teachers: A thank you to my mentor | Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service • MPS superintendent wants to wait on school closures. Here's why. • Why Colorado's governor says Democrats should embrace the GOP’s ‘free money’ - POLITICO • Cleaveland Leadership on Declining Enrollment