
-
2:06
Warming lake temperatures
-
0:47
Sen. Baldwin to press RFK Jr. on Milwaukee’s lead crisis, cuts...
-
5:20
Kidscycle shares support and kindness across Milwaukee with 11...
-
4:44
Next Door promotes early literacy with monthlong reading initiative
-
3:40
Local campaign honors professionals raising funds for cystic...
-
2:33
Foggy Wednesday, then stormy Thursday with the possibility for...
-
3:24
Leapin’ lizards and slithering snakes are all part of this...
-
0:27
Police seek help finding Cudahy woman who went missing after...
-
2:15
’It’s really a shame’: Hales Corners residents push for...
-
3:17
32-year-old mother of 5 identified as fifth fire victim; fire...
-
3:06
MPS superintendent to cut 31 administrative jobs, union pushes...
-
0:45
Girl Scout troop installs first of 4 first aid boxes planned...
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) – More than 300 students at Hopkins Lloyd Community School in Milwaukee will start the new semester with a backpack filled with supplies.
MPS Superintendent Darienne Driver says the Backpack Coalition, which includes the Packers, Boston Store, and United Way, is a winning partnership.
“We know that they can be so much more successful when they’re able to walk through the door on the first day, ready to go with all the different resources that they need,” says Driver. “I can’t wait to see the looks on our children’s faces when they walk through the door because this is really something special and clearly this was made with love."
The Backpack Coalition will hand out more than 5,000 backpacks in nine school districts this year.