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For the first time in four years, Minnesota has released fresh information on one of its key measures of school success: chronic absenteeism. In keeping with an increasingly worrisome national trend, the numbers are dire, with the statewide number of students who attend class consistently dropping from 85% to less than 70%. That dramatic decline […]

Students can’t make up pandemic losses if they aren’t in class. Yet in many schools, 1 in 4 — or fewer — students show up on a regular basis.

CORALVILLE, IOWA (May 8, 2023) — Are you ready for some good news? Walk Bike Roll Day was a huge success this year, and we have the numbers to prove it. A record-breaking 23 schools across Iowa participated in this nationwide event, promoting active transportation and healthier, more sustainable communities.From Seargent Buff to New Sharon to Decorah, students, parents, and

Local McDonald's owners and operators will help deliver school supplies to teachers across Minnesota, western Wisconsin and Ironwood, Michigan

For the last two months, a group of families protesting the closure of Parker Elementary...

A lawsuit has been filed with the California Department of Justice this week by the American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California.

CUMBERLAND – On March 13, Cumberland brothers Owen and Connor Enestvedt had a joint court of honor to receive the rank of Eagle Scout. The ceremony was held at Arnold

OAKLAND, Calif. – Despite hours of public comment opposing any cutbacks, the Oakland Unified School District’s Board of Education voted just before 1 a.m. on Feb.

OAKLAND, Calif. – Despite hours of public comment opposing any cutbacks, the Oakland Unified School District’s Board of Education voted just before 1 a.m. on Feb.

The vote followed nearly eight hours of emotional public comment and debate.