Camp Bong: Overnight Camp to Educate Youth
The Richard I. Bong Veterans Historical Society has held day camps for youth in the past, but coming up they're hosting the first ever Camp Bong.
Education in the News
Cloquet H.S. Showing Exhibit On Native History
Cloquet High School students are getting a chance to learn about the history of Native American relations with the United States government.
Red Cross Launches 'Pillowcase Project'
The Red Cross is implementing a new program for 3rd to 5th graders across the Northland.
Ashland Salon Launches 'Love Yourself Sundays'
A salon in Ashland is sending a powerful message to kids about loving themselves.
Moose Lake School District Celebrates Milestone
In Moose Lake the school district celebrated a milestone.
Superior's Drug-Free Grad Party In Jeopardy
Superior High School's annual drug-free grad party is in jeopardy of fading away because of a lack of funding.
School Closings Wednesday, February 3
School closings for Wednesday, February 3, are rolling in as a winter storm is bringing heavy snow to Northwestern Wisconsin.
Several Northland Teachers are Candidates for MN Teacher of the Year
Several teachers from throughout the Northland are in the running for the 2016 Minnesota Teacher of the year.
Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College Evacuated for Smoke
Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College was evacuated after smoke was found in the building Tuesday.
School Closings/Cancellations 2-2-2016
School Closings and Delays for 2-2-2016
Minnesota Students Name Cougars at Wildcat Sanctuary
It’s always sad to hear of wild cougar kittens tragically losing their mother, but it’s happened again in the state of Washington when a female cougar was shot after killing a goat.
Shedding Some Light on the Iowa Caucuses
As the race for president heats up, candidates from both major parties have focused efforts on the Iowa caucuses.
Struggling Hayward School Dist. Turns To Tax Payers
The Hayward School District is out of money and the only way out, officials say, is a referendum. The referendum will ask voters to approve nearly $3 million above the state-mandated operating revenue limit starting next school year and continuing for future years. This part of the money is to restore teachers and programs.
Local College, Sappi Paper Mill Awarded $350,000 Job Skills Grant
Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College and Sappi Fine Paper received a grant for $350,000 from the Minnesota Job Skills Partnership Program.
Elementary Students Celebrate Holocaust Remembrance With Projects
Today is “Holocaust Remembrance Day,” and some elementary students in Superior have used the 71st anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz to learn big lessons about the Second World War.
