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The Milwaukee Urban League and University Economic Development Association recognized M³ for its work to boost student achievement and close equity gaps in the city.
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More than 500 faculty members from MPS, MATC and UWM gathered at MATC on February 18 to share best practices and build a stronger connection between what students learn in middle school, high school and college.
Read moreThe MPS Job Fair at UWM and the Academic and Career Plan Exploration program for 10th grade MPS students are on tap in March.
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The start of a new academic year provides an opportunity to showcase the progress that MPS, MATC and UWM have made in forging a true public education network in Milwaukee.
This time of renewal also allows Milwaukee’s three largest education institutions – which serve more than 130,000 students combined – to reinforce our commitment to M³ (pronounced M-cubed) as we look to build upon a solid foundation.
Read moreM3 reached a major milestone with the graduation of the first Early College pilot program class.
Read moreThe early returns are promising for M³ (pronounced M-cubed) and its mission to make an impact in Milwaukee through education.
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M³ is committed to achieving economic and social equality for all through education. The Milwaukee Parent Institute partners with families to ensure their children have the resources and information to achieve their dreams. Here’s how:
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A delegation from Aiken County, South Carolina, public schools visited the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee campus to learn about M³, the multifaceted collaboration among UWM, Milwaukee Area Technical College and Milwaukee Public Schools focused on improving educational attainment.
Read moreThe University Economic Development Association (UEDA), which works to bring together higher education institutions, businesses, nonprofit organizations and government entities to create economic opportunity, has named M³ as a finalist for this year’s Awards of Excellence.
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Our shared vision for M³ (pronounced M-Cubed) includes building a true public education network connecting MPS, MATC and UWM. The work of our goal teams continues to make this vision a reality. This year, a group of MPS students will graduate with high school diplomas that include college credit from MATC or UWM. As you
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