LA CROSSE, Wis. (WKBT) - Superlatives abound as friends reflect on Sara Slayton’s life and stories --- especially the hundreds of stories that flowed from her lips like nectar from a flower. The 66-year-old La Crosse woman died of lung…
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WKBT)-- Karla Lawrence has seen a lot of change throughout her time as a teacher in the La Crosse School District. Most recently, she's been taking…
Greg Wegner, a University of Wisconsin-La Crosse history professor emeritus, is about to make some history of his own, becoming one of the older volunteers with the Peace Corps. Wegner, a Bangor native who was named Wisconsin's top educator in…
. "I've really tried to develop a philosophy of trying to make this a place that they want to be," Kline said. That includes book discussions above the floor.…
It can be a struggle for some teachers to communicate with their students...But one area teacher can communicate with her kids, by letting them be theirselves.
Now in her 26th year of teaching, Lori Meyer believes education lays the foundation for everything else. That's why she works hard to get her students at Southern Bluffs Elementary to love learning.
Spanish is one of the fastest-growing languages in the U.S. with an estimated more than 40 million Spanish speakers by next year. One Spanish teacher in Cashton is helping her students learn an important skill in a fun learning environment.
After being in a certain job for so many years, sometimes we just need a bit of a change. Teacher Brian Olson knew he needed to shake things up after teaching the same subject for years, and what he did has become an important lesson for his students.
For one local teacher, seeing is believing and learning is achieved by doing. Her engaging, high-energy personality rubs off her students, who say they look forward to science and social studies every day.
Republicans in Wisconsin's state Assembly are supporting raising the pay for attorneys who represent poor defendants, as the state faces a class-action lawsuit over the issue.
Even though he's been teaching for nearly 30 years, Charlie Stoflet brings something new to the classroom every day. He tries to keep students engaged through unique activities that go beyond the basic curriculum.
From record producer to choir teacher-- a high school teacher decided to pursue his passion. Richard Moses hopes to inspire students to follow their own path no matter where that takes them.
