Cori Petersen

Just $47: that’s the amount of money that is preventing Katrina Olguin from being able to enroll her kids in the Wisconsin Parental Choice Program (WPCP).

The “Stay at Home” order was issued on March 25. Since then, she has been deemed a “non-essential” business and has not seen any clients.

As of April 5, 290,000 Wisconsinites have applied for unemployment benefits since Gov. Evers declared Wisconsin to be in a public health emergency March 12.

At Siena, the end goal of educating students is not just better test scores but giving them the tools to be quality members of the community.

Kenya has experienced the voucher program as a student, a teacher and now she is going to enroll her little brother in the program.