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Local Teacher Union totes 45% union vote as an overwhelming victory – Huh?

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Wisconsin Jobs Now: An Ugly Arm of the Largest Teachers Union

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By Kristi Lacroix Here we go again! A recent article has been published about Wisconsin Jobs Now (WJN), and not surprisingly, it has nothing to do with them advocating for actual jobs. Education Action Group (EAG) published an article […]

Why is education reform so difficult? Unions play a major role

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By Kristi Lacroix State Senator Alberta Darling ( R-River Hills) is taking a stand against failing schools. While still in the early stages, there is talk of a possible takeover of failing Milwaukee Public Schools […]

Voucher Schools Held Accountable? It Appears so.

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By Kristi Lacroix Ahhh! You really have to love it when the opposing team makes your argument for you! The Journal Sentinel recently released an article highlighting a private school in Milwaukee that was receiving tax-payer […]

Public Schools vs. Vouchers: Know Your Facts!

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Public schools, whether failing or not, continue to receive large amounts of tax-payer money. Compare this with the Charter and Choice schools, who receive fair less, and you have the basis for a solid argument […]

Lovell missed teachable moment in banning McAdams

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By Loretta Hunnicutt Marquette University suspended with pay and banned from campus, Professor John McAdams, while it investigates his conduct in the course of publicly criticizing a teaching assistant who disallowed discussion of gay marriage […]

Walker Needs to Take a Stance on Common Core Standards

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By Kristi Lacroix You would be hard-pressed to research anything on education and not come across and opinion or two about the Common Core Standards (CCS). While there is much to be debated on the […]

Right To Work: Fact vs. Fiction

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By Kristi Lacroix Here we go! Right To Work (RTW) has finally made the headlines in WI as an actual possibility. Before any of you readers get either too upset or too excited, be sure […]

Think teacher unions are not losing money? Think again!

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By Kristi Lacroix It is not a secret that WEAC, Wisconsin’s teacher union, is losing members by the day. What is often not discussed is what the loss of members means for the union’s bottom […]

WEAC: Stretching the Truth Just a Little

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By Kristi Lacroix They say there are three sides to every story: mine, yours, and the truth. After sifting through last week’s news concerning the certification of WEAC’s local unions, I would say “they” are […]

Chisholm continues to play partisan politics: no answers for the Hamilton family

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By Kristi Lacroix Just days after Officer Wilson is cleared of all wrongdoing in the Ferguson case, Milwaukee residents STILL wait patiently to see if the Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office will file criminal charges against […]

Disabled students deserve better!

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The Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty (WILL) put out a Press Release today announcing their Lawsuit to end discrimination by public schools against children with disabilities. According to WILL: “Wisconsin’s open enrollment program permits […]

The Kenosha Education Association’s fight for forced unionism

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By Kristi Lacroix Kenosha, WI is ground zero for an epic battle between the Kenosha Unified School Board and the Kenosha Education Association (KEA). After a year of legal battles concerning an illegally bargained contract […]

Madison Man Sentenced For Sex Trafficking

Harry Miller, from Madison, was sentenced for using violence, threats and coercion to compel two young women suffering from heroin addiction, to prostitute for his profit in Madison on September 14. Miller, age 60, was […]

Black Hawks heading to North Carolina to aid in Hurricane Florence relief

Wisconsin Army National Guard aviators are assisting with relief operations in North Carolina in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence. Wisconsin’s support was authorized by Governor Scott Walker after North Carolina requested two UH-60s as well […]

Contract to Reconstruct Black Earth Bridges Approved

This week, Governor Scott Walker approved a $2.8 million emergency contract to reconstruct two US 14 bridges in Black Earth damaged by flooding in August. Walker declared a State of Emergency in Wisconsin on August […]

Farmers call for strong farm bill

Farmers and ranchers gathered in Washington, D.C. this past week to meet with members of Congress and weigh in on legislative priorities for farm country. Nineteen Wisconsin Farmers Union members were among those taking part […]

Wisconsin Man Arrested, Threatened Whitefish Bay Jewish Community Center

Chadwick Grubbs, age 33, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Wisconsin, on charges of obstruction and attempted obstruction of the free exercise of religious beliefs, by mailing threats on three separate dates in […]

2 Dead After Green Bay Man Conspired To Distribute Heroin, Fentanyl

A Green Bay man, David Shanks, age 37, has been convicted by a jury of conspiracy to distribute heroin, fentanyl, methamphetamine, and cocaine, conduct which resulted in death. Shanks faces a mandatory sentence of life […]