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An administrative law judge will soon decide if the new approach, which adds ethnic studies, will take effect. Not everyone is convinced that it should. Minnesotans can offer public comment until Oct. 25.

(KNSI) - One hundred people packed the ballroom at the Courtyard by Marriott in St. Cloud Thursday evening for...

Dean Meyer of Dickinson writes, "While I support a parent’s right to send their child to a private school, I have trouble supporting the use of our tax dollars to reimburse them for it. I especially have trouble knowing this simply won’t help anyone in rural North Dakota and will end up hurting our small schools."

At least 10 elementary and high schools in the Minneapolis Public School District and St. Paul Public School District in Minnesota, did not have a single student meet grade level expectations in math during the 2021-2022 school year, according to a Wednesday report by the Center of the American Experiment, an organization focused on state public policy.

10 schools in Minneapolis Public School District and St. Paul Public School District did not have a single student proficient in math, according to a report.

Chris Deery of Fargo writes in response to a letter from Catrin Wigfall, a policy fellow at American Experiment North Dakota, about school choice.

New teachers in Minnesota are expected to adopt aspects of critical race theory and gender ideology in order to acquire teaching licenses in the state.

A parental rights group and Christian scholars are criticizing the new requirements for a teaching license in Minnesota.

A parental rights group and Christian scholars are criticizing the new requirements for a teaching license in Minnesota.

A parental rights group and Christian scholars are criticizing the new requirements for a teaching license in Minnesota.