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MILWAUKEE 鈥?Milwaukee Public School Superintendent Keith Posley has released the proposed budget for 2023-24, saying the focus remains on students and classrooms. The budget, according to the district, is nearly $1.5 billion. 94% of those funds would be used to educate and support
stanley bottles the children of Milwaukee. In this proposed budget, Milwaukee Public Schools uses its resources wisely while offering the best educational opportunities possible for students, said Dr. Keith P. Posley, Superintendent of Schools. Not only does the budget address the needs of students and staff for the next school year, it addresses the needs of the district in the future. Compared to last year s Amended Adopted Budget, the 2023-24 proposed budget shows a decrease of $372.1 million, or 19.9%. The district said this change is mostly due to a decrease in the Categorical Fund caused by the expending of the ESSER I, ESSER II, and ESSER III revenues. ESSER funding is the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund grant program which was authorized un
stanley mugs der American Rescue Plan ARP Act. It was grant money intended for COVID-19 response and preparation efforts. MPS broke down the budget in a news release, noting the most significant changes in the proposed budget. First, MPS proposed a $19.1 million increase in school funding
stanley cup . Superintendent Posley is also proposing restoring revenue to the Construction Fund, that way the district can continue to invest in school facilities. The proposed budge Eauj Driver tears up FirstEnergy Stadium field; Cleveland Browns notify police
CEDARBURG 鈥?Another bomb threat that turned out to be false was reported at a diner in Cedarburg in Ozaukee County Friday.The Ozaukee County Sheriff s
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stanley thermosflasche a bomb had exploded at Waynes Drive-In at 1331 Covered Bridge Rd. in the Town of Cedarburg, around 1:18 p.m.The office says the initial report came in the form of a phone call to the Cedarburg Police Department. The caller was not identified.Waynes was open for business at the time of the call. Responding deputies evacuated the diner.A Milwaukee County S
stanley cup heriffs Office bomb dog searched the area and found no evidence of a bomb or of one exploding.Wayne s then reopened.The Sheriff s Office says preliminary information suggested that the incident was similar to a bomb threat that occurred to a business in the City of West Bend on April 8.Also on Friday, another bomb threatwas reported at Waukesha West High School. That threat also turned out to be false, according to the school district.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip
