DULUTH, Minn. — It was a frigid morning for those students participating in the annual winter walk to school day. On Feb. 5, schools across the state of Minnesota encouraged students to walk or bike to school if able, instead of their usual mode of transportation. Congdon Park Elementary was one such school, and had many families who lived close…
Voters said ‘no’ to a tax increase, and now the Duluth Public School system will be looking at what to cut and how much. This follows Tuesday’s referendum, which failed by an unofficial tally of about 450 votes–5,007 to 5,460. Superintendent John Magas said the results were disappointing, but that he appreciated all the hard-work and support from citizens, parents…
DULUTH, Minn.– Today the students of Bay View Elementary School’s summer program learned about bike safety from the Duluth Police Department, and got to ride with Hank and Henry. For the Duluth Police Department, it’s not only important to educate kids on how to ride their bikes safely but also to be more engaging with the public. “It is so…
DULUTH, Minn. — Grandma’s marathon may be over for 2019 but that doesn’t mean we can’t continue to hit the pavement running! In this week’s Great Outdoors Fox 21’s Brittney Merlot introduces us to a duo team from Wisconsin who’s story is a little bit different from the rest. When it comes to race day some of the runners are…
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DULUTH, Minn. – FOX 21 and National Bank of Commerce announced the $10,000 Strength in the Community $10,000 scholarship winner Monday night as Ashland High School student Avantika D’Cruz-Wigren. This comes after 12 finalists were chosen from area high schools – all of whom will get $1,000 scholarships. Click the video to hear from the winner! Categories: News, News – Latest…
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DULUTH, Minn.- When the weather on this planet gets you down, why not travel to a new planet? Planet 3 to be exact. Summer Break is beginning for students and in nasty weather like Sunday’s, families are trying to find fun indoor activities. So in the gloomy, windy, snowy outdoors, Planet 3 Extreme Air Park on 46th Avenue West, turns into…
A high school football coach in Alabama is in a tough spot, his infant daughter was diagnosed with cancer but he still needed to work. So, his wife made a plea on social media for sick day donations from other teachers and the couple never expected what happened next. Categories: This Week in Education
DULUTH, Minn. — We’ve had our fair share of rainy days so far this Spring but the severe storm season hasn’t quite hit the Northland yet. In this weeks Great Outdoors we are taking you to a severe storm spotter class offered here in the Northland. Learning about the sky above, can help keep you and others safe when the…
America’s school aged kids don’t remember the Columbine High School massacre, but most live in its legacy. Mandatory lockdown and lockout drills are now part of school district policies nationwide. Categories: This Week in Education
DULUTH, Minn.- Tonight, the meteorologists of the Northland put their minds to the test, paired up with students from the Boys and Girls Club of the Northland for a quiz battle. Teams were asked math, history, and meteorology questions. There were four teams competing tonight, each representing a meteorologist from a local T.V. station. “Our kids inside its important to…
A Wisconsin teacher has been placed on leave after students and parents allege the educator separated students by race and encouraged African-Americans to research “slave games.” Categories: This Week in Education
A Texas teen and his family are celebrating after the 17-year-old got accepted to 15 different colleges, including eight Ivy League schools. Categories: This Week in Education
DULUTH, Minn. — Everyday 22 veterans take their lives, struggling from PTSD, trauma, depression and having trouble adjusting and finding their purpose back in civilian life. The 23 Veteran started here in Duluth 4 years ago by Mike Waldron. The non-profit 23 Veteran is a reconditioning program designed to help veterans struggling, live happier and healthier lives. You can help…
NORTHLAND – This full moon is the third and final Supermoon for the rest of 2019, so if you missed the first two in January and February, be sure to catch this one—it’s your last chance of the year. It’s set to fully form on March 20, 2019 at 8:43 p.m. Central Time. It falls on the same day as the…
Some parents are stunned after a school district in Washington bans unpasteurized “kombucha tea.” The ban is over the small alcohol content in the drink. Categories: This Week in Education
A photo taken at Morehouse College in Atlanta has gone viral on Twitter. It shows a student’s commitment, a teacher’s compassion and higher education at its best. Categories: This Week in Education
A Louisiana student’s mistake went viral and led to opportunities she’d never really considered. Kaitlynn Lovelady applied to the wrong college and tweeted about it, but she never expected the response she got. Categories: This Week in Education
A teacher went the extra mile for a student who was getting teased about her short hair. Now both teacher and student have matching haircuts and even matching bows! Categories: This Week in Education
About 50 art students decided to put their minds together for something a little different. The students decided to dress up as Bob Ross to create some happy little accidents in their painting class. Categories: This Week in Education
President Trump is praising schools for the inclusion on bible literacy classes. Meanwhile, critics take to Twitter to expose Christian Schools. Categories: This Week in Education
A STEM Student is taking charge and becoming a stand-out mentor to others. Categories: This Week in Education
Administrators at two Iowa schools are defending their decision to implement a hunter’s safety course that involves hands-on training with firearms. Categories: This Week in Education
Students and teachers in Paradise, California are making their way back to school at a temporary campus. They are hoping to return to normalcy after the devastating “camp fire” hit their home. Categories: This Week in Education
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