Do you have ideas about how to improve Milwaukee Public Schools? District leaders want to hear them. MPS is asking residents to take an online survey and attend public listening sessions about what it takes to create ideal schools. The survey, which district officials say will be available in eight languages, is open until Sept. 12. It asks readers to rank the importance of things like small class sizes, school psychologists, and Advanced Placement classes. It also asks the open-ended question:

MPS Wants Community Input On How To Improve Schools

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MPS Wants Community Input On How To Improve Schools

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