2015 Minnesota Teacher of the Year Selected
A St. Paul high school teacher who teaches writing and English to immigrant students has been named Minnesota's 2015 Teacher of the Year.
Education in the News
Locals Walk to End Bullying
Northlanders filled Bayfront Park for the first annual Buddies not Bullies 5K walk.
Commissioner OKs 4-Day Week for 5 Minnesota School Districts
Six Minnesota school districts will be allowed to continue a four-day school week next year.
'Poetry Rocks' On At Duluth Public Library
If you didn't know, poetry was rocking Thursday at the Duluth Public Library.
'Buddies Not Bullies' 5K This Saturday
A new walk is kicking off this weekend to raise awareness about an issue affecting millions of kids.
Dress Code Policy Debated At Harbor City Int'l School
A dress code uproar at Harbor City International School in Duluth came to the forefront of discussion Tuesday at a town hall meeting.
Student School Board Member Gets $3,000 Scholarship
A Proctor High School senior is getting a jump start funding her college education.
East Robotics Team Finishes 2nd in Championships
The Duluth East Robotics team has made global history for their awesome talents.
U of M President Pays Visit to Duluth
Monday, U of M President Erik Kaler paid a visit to UMD to discuss concerns on campus.
Special Report: Flying High Part 1
Fox 21's Natalie Froistad takes a look inside Lake Superior Helicopters.
House GOP Finalizes Bid in Education Funding Debate
Minnesota House Republicans have finalized their bid in the state's education finance debate.
House Approves Transgender Student Bathroom Restrictions
The Minnesota House wants to restrict transgender students' access to school locker rooms and bathrooms.
Greysolon Hosts 6th Annual Boys & Girls Club Ball
Community leaders gathered at the Greysolon Plaza Friday for the 6th annual Boys And Girls Clubs of The Northland Ball.
Proctor High School Hosts Public Safety Day
Public safety personnel took over Proctor High School Friday.
CSS Hosts First-Ever Cadaver Memorial Service
For the first time ever, a memorial service was held Thursday to honor the 18 cadavers that students of science have spent the year dissecting.
