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There are 23 School Board candidates; the Herald emailed a questionnaire to all but one (Aaron Waterman did not respond to a phone voice-message requesting his email address). Of those, 20 responded, and their answers are below.

The 146 honorees have worked a combined total of 2,803 years in the district, said Superintendent Terry Brenner

Brandon Baumbach assumes the role on May 9, taking over for Scott Berge, who resigned earlier this year

Moving it to November probably will mean more people will weigh in on the issue – a good thing with a proposal this big – but it also will give the district time to present every possible piece of information while allowing the voters a corresponding amount of time to digest and critique every aspect of the plan before making an informed decision.

At special virtual meeting Monday, April 4, board opts for election sometime after June to allow time for communication plan that addresses voters' questions

School Board members agreed informally on Monday to a $15.1 million slate of improvements to district middle schools that would be financed with money from last fall's property tax referendum. The district is eyeing another referendum -- or two -- to pay for work on its middle schools, but isn't set to hammer out those details until after a March 28 public forum.

Board approves "payment in lieu of taxes" plan for Olive Ann boutique hotel 6-1

After weeks of debate and negotiations the Grand Forks School Board endorsed a series of revised tax incentive...

For the Fufeng project, the school district, city, Grand Forks County, and Grand Forks Park District would, for the first 10 years after the plant is built, receive 10% of the taxes the company would otherwise pay on that new value.

No changes were made to the plans for removing the mask mandate for students and staff in the Grand Forks Scho...