Corri Hess is a journalist based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She writes for Urban Milwaukee, Inc. and her work has also appeared on Wisconsin Public Radio. Corri's articles cover a range of topics including education, diversity, social issues, and local politics in the Milwaukee area.
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Corri Hess focuses on local education and government & politics in the United States, specifically in Wisconsin and Milwaukee. She is particularly interested in expert commentary, government announcements, legal policy regulation, and citing data.
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By: Corri Hess
Oconomowoc Area School District fired men after they admitted to stealing scrap metal.
Proposal comes in addition to Governor Tony Evers plan for outside audit.
By: Corri Hess
Teacher Jordan Cernek says using transgender student pronouns violates his religious beliefs.
By: Corri Hess
Black students continue to perform at levels below their peers
There were nearly 24,000 suspensions last year; 78% of students suspended were Black.
By: Corri Hess
Pending federal lawsuit attempting to block LGBTQ protections leaves districts in limbo.
As it begins to review the operations of two state agencies, the Joint Legislative Audit Committee will prioritize analyzing the Department of Public Instruction over Wisconsin's fish and wildlife account, the audit committee co-chair said Friday.
University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh Chancellor Andrew Leavitt announced Wednesday that he will step down next year, becoming the 4th chancellor in the Universities of Wisconsin system to either announce plans to resign or be fired since December 2023.
Pathways High gives low-income students a chance to try out college without going into debt Social anxiety kept Abby Wallace from starting out at a traditional high school.
By: Anya Van Wagtendonk
School leaders and organized labor in Wisconsin say they're cautiously optimistic following a lower court ruling Monday that would restore collective bargaining rights for many public employees.
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