Education Commissioner Discusses Budget Proposal
Minnesota's Education Commissioner made a stop in Duluth to talk about Governor Mark Dayton's budget proposal.
Education in the News
Educators Attend Early Childhood Summit
Local educators came together Thursday to help create a better learning experience for students.
Gronseth to Stay in Duluth School District
Duluth School's Superintendent, Bill Gronseth, has not been chosen as the new superintendent at a Twin Cities area School District.
Duluth Public Schools See Decline in Enrollment Numbers
Year to year, Duluth Public Schools are seeing a decrease in enrollment numbers throughout the district.
UW-Superior Hosts High School Math Competition
Students from area high schools had numbers on the brain at a competition Wednesday morning at UW-Superior.
UMD Celebrates New Wind Turbine
UMD celebrated Earth Day with the beginning of a wind research project at their farm.
CSS Makes Major Announcement Regarding President, Larry Goodwin
A long time leader at the College of St. Scholastic has announced his retirement. In 1 year, CSS will be welcoming in new leadership as Larry Goodwin made his official announcement Wednesday afternoon.
Denfeld Artists Present Stained Glass Projects
Students at Denfeld High School presented their custom-designed stained glass projects Tuesday to the community.
MN College System Looks to Ease Transfer Process
Minnesota community college students could one day have an easier time moving to a four-year state school.
Sale Agreement Reached For Duluth Vacant Schools
Two vacant Duluth schools have been officially sold to a real estate developer, according to district officials.
Rummage Sale to Fight Bullying
If you buy second hand goods this weekend it will help out a local cause. Are you looking for a job and enjoy serving others?
Autism: Where We Are Now, Where We Want To Be
Many questions still remain about autism, and Thursday, UWS invited locals to discuss the joys and challenges of living with the disease.
Scholarship to Train Pets to be Therapy Animals
UMD students have teamed with Animal Allies to create a scholarship for college students to train and register their pets to be certified therapy animals.
Students Explore Law Enforcement Job Options
Students got a taste of the real world at the Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College Wednesday
Grand Rapids School District Could Pitch $70 Million Referendum
The school board of District 318, made up of Grand Rapids and Big Fork, is deciding whether to renovate current buildings or seek funding for two completely new elementary schools.
