Note Worthy Kids Makes a Sweet Melody
The sweet sounds of music filled Clyde Iron Works Sunday.
Education in the News
Poll: Majority Says Performance Should Guide Teacher Layoffs
A new poll shows 68 percent of Minnesotans say a teacher's performance, not his or her seniority, should be the deciding factor in making layoff decisions.
2nd Annual Art For Education's Sake
When you think of education, many times art is ignored. But Friday night, The Duluth Community celebrated visual literacy.
CSS Graduate To Bikes Cross-Country For Mental Health
Friday evening, a Hermantown native and St. Scholastic graduate, is preparing to embark on the journey of a lifetime to raise awareness for mental health.
Possible 'Full-Service Community School' To Duluth
There's a strong push by some Minnesota lawmakers to redefine what a school should provide to its community.
Racist Photo Sparks NAACP Conversation to 'Move Past the Hate'
A racist picture that went viral sparked a community conversation to move past the hate Thursday.
Hibbing Educator's Termination Prompts Change
After a yearlong investigation on assistant principal Jac Fleming the Hibbing School Board fired him after reports of discrimination against female students.
Eight Lucky People Take Bike Class for Scholarship
Continental Ski and Bike is teaching a limited class, providing 8 lucky people the opportunity for a $40 community service scholarship
Duluth School District Not Changing Boundaries
The Duluth School Board has learned it no longer needs to consider adjusting its elementary boundaries for the next school year
Carlton County Drug Court Celebrates Grand Opening
The Carlton County Drug Court celebrates grand opening at the county courthouse.
Northland College Opens New Freshwater Center
A College in Northern Wisconsin has hired a journalist and research scientist to co-direct a new center dedicated to freshwater issues.
Students Learn Foreign Culture, Etiquette
Duluth students practiced their “please and thank yous" on Tuesday and learned which fork to use at meals.
State Budget Would Cut Money for Port Projects
Governor Walker's proposed budget will cut funding to Wisconsin's Harbor Assistance Program.
Safe Routes to School Program Helps Grand Rapids
It’s a step that may help younger generations in Grand Rapids not only stay safe but also get more fit.
Seed Lending Library Back for Round 2
For the second year in a row, you're able to get more than just books and electronics from the Duluth Public Library.
