Monday: Thank you from Willie! - Teachers can get one free treat from Willie's Place. Tuesday: Breakfast Treat - Come and enjoy some donuts and coffee at staff meeting. Wednesday: Thankful Wednesday: A snack treat for a BIG THANK YOU for all that you do. Thursday:...
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Teacher Appreciation Free Taco John’s Lunch Combo
Teacher Appreciation Day May 7, 2025. Teachers Eat Free. Taco John's Teacher Appreciation Free Lunch Flyerpdf
PROM
Washington's high school prom is a formal dance party for older students, typically juniors and seniors, held near the end of the school year. It's a significant social event where students dress up in formal attire – gowns for girls and suits or tuxedos for boys....
Hands on Exploration
Strawbee is a construction set for hands on exploration. Students are using the versatile connectors and straws to build stuctures and mechaniclal projects for inventive stories!
Family Literacy Night Announcement Join us for a fun and educational evening celebrating the joy of reading at our Family Literacy Night! For more information contact Von McDade at 414-875-6124. Date: May 8, 2025 Time: 6-8PM Location: Washington High School Cafeteria...
Host an Exchange Student
Host An Exchange Student: The website with additional information is: www.facetheworld.org. Anyone interested may also contact me with any questions at: Tammie Matti, Community Representative mtammie47@gmail.com 262-893-9367 Face the World Foundation
MPS will celebrate Historically Black Colleges and Universities
College and career planning is part of every student’s education journey in Milwaukee Public Schools. From October 21–25, 2024, the district will highlight Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). Students can expect a variety of activities throughout the week and should plan to take part.
Below is a sampling of activities that students can enjoy as they make plans for college and career training. View a list of all activities at mpsmke.com/hbcuweek.
All Week: Staff are encouraged to wear HBCU and fraternity/sorority paraphernalia.
Monday: Students should learn about scholarships, internships, and other financial resources by visiting the United Negro College Fund and the Thurgood Marshall Fund websites. Graduating seniors should also create their ID for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) so they are ready when the application opens.
Tuesday: Students are encouraged to take a virtual HBCU tour and visit the HBCU webpage.
Wednesday: High school students and parents are encouraged to attend the UNCF Parent Workshop. Click here to register.
Thursday: High school students are encouraged to attend the UNCF Empower Me Tour. Learn about colleges, financial aid, scholarships, and more.
Friday: Students can learn about new opportunities by visiting the website of African-American Greek Letter Organizations (fraternities/sororities) that support scholastic achievement and equity.