Hot classrooms raise concerns as MPS students return to school @tmj4
Hot classrooms raise concerns as MPS students return to school  @tmj4
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Hot and humid conditions are raising concerns about classroom temperatures inside some Milwaukee Public Schools buildings as students return for the start of the school year. MPS says only about 25% of classrooms across the district currently have air conditioning, while district leaders point to aging infrastructure and funding challenges as major obstacles to expanding cooling access.
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Hot classrooms raise concerns as MPS students return to school

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