National School Psychology Week is being celebrated November 8–12, 2021. Promoted by the National Association of School Psychologists since 2002, this annual observance celebrates the work of school psychologists in supporting student wellness, achievement, and personal growth. MPS currently employs about 163 school psychologists, all of whom have a master’s degree or … [Read more...] about MPS celebrates School Psychology Week November 8–12, 2021
Superintendent of Schools supports students in Milwaukee Recreation’s youth sports leagues
On Saturday, Nov. 6, 2021, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Keith Posley visited Milwaukee Recreation's youth sports sites to cheer on teams participating in fall leagues. His first stop was Bradley Tech High School to watch the girls basketball teams from Wedgewood and Lincoln Center of the Arts square off on the court. Afterwards, Dr. Posley headed outside to Tech's … [Read more...] about Superintendent of Schools supports students in Milwaukee Recreation’s youth sports leagues
Courage in dementia caregiving
A perspective from a former caregiver By Diane Beckley Milner Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Alzheimer’s Association Wisconsin Chapter Navigating the caregiving journey November is National Family Caregiver’s Month. A caregiver’s burden is great, especially for those caring for a loved one living with Alzheimer’s or dementia. I know first-hand the … [Read more...] about Courage in dementia caregiving
Day 1: Just diagnosed with Crohn’s disease
For a long time, it was thought that Blacks didn’t have Crohn’s disease as often as other ethnicities. However, recent studies show that this is not the case. Unfortunately, Black people were being misdiagnosed or not diagnosed at all. Since that’s changing, more people are discovering that they can have this form of inflammatory bowel disease and live well. Once you know what … [Read more...] about Day 1: Just diagnosed with Crohn’s disease
Milwaukee Times Digital Edition Issue November 11, 2021
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Milwaukee Environmental Sciences Academy hosts ‘Scienceween’
On Friday, October 29, 2021, The Milwaukee Environmental Sciences Academy, 6600 West Melvina Street, hosted a "Scienceween." Special guest the "Amazing Science Guy," gave the students a chance to display their work. The event took place in the Science Exploratory Dome installed on the outside of the school's property. The goal of the Scienceween was to incorporate the … [Read more...] about Milwaukee Environmental Sciences Academy hosts ‘Scienceween’
MLKEDC dedicates statue to former Executive Director, Welford Sanders
Members in the community came out to attend the dedication ceremony of the life size bronze statue honoring Mr. Welford Sanders, the former Executive Director of the Martin Luther King Economic Development Corp. (MLKEDC) on Thursday, October 28, 2021, at the Welford Sanders Historic Lofts and Enterprise Center. Among those in attendance were MLKEDC leaders, city officials, … [Read more...] about MLKEDC dedicates statue to former Executive Director, Welford Sanders
Erickajoy Daniels celebrates launch of new book, ‘Taking Care of Business While My Husband is at the Gate’
On Sunday, October 31, 2021, new author and community health advocate Erickajoy Daniels hosted the official launch of her first book "Taking Care of Business While My Husband is at the Gate" at No Studios, 1037 West McKinley Ave. The book is a journey of enlightenment and guidance from a biblical perspective as she shares and teaches Christian strategies for successfully … [Read more...] about Erickajoy Daniels celebrates launch of new book, ‘Taking Care of Business While My Husband is at the Gate’
Northcott Neighborhood House & Bader Philanthropies host ‘1st Annual Trunk or Treat’
On Sunday, October 31, 2021, Northcott Neighborhood House, Bader Philanthropies and friends hosted their first ever annual "Trunk or Treat…It's About Our Children and Community Festival." The event was held on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive between Burleigh and Locust Streets. Children who came in costume could visit every trunk and get treats, while parents could shop the … [Read more...] about Northcott Neighborhood House & Bader Philanthropies host ‘1st Annual Trunk or Treat’
Lindsay Heights and Walnut Way host ‘Halloween Trunk or Treat’
On Sunday, October 31, 2021, Central Lindsay Heights Resident Collective and Walnut Way Conservation Corp., hosted a "3rd Halloween Trunk or Treat" at the 2300 Block of North 17th Street. The event featured old fashioned Halloween style with costumes, candy, food, prizes, a live DJ, and more. Bread of Healing Clinic was in attendance offering COVID-19 vaccines and flu shots, … [Read more...] about Lindsay Heights and Walnut Way host ‘Halloween Trunk or Treat’