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West Fargo Schools building task force mulls over feedback about potential new bond

The West Fargo School Board will hear a presentation from the task force at its workshop May 20

Assistant Principal at Osgood Elementary placed on leave

West Fargo elementary assistant principal placed on administrative leave

(West Fargo, ND) -- A West Fargo elementary assistant principal has been placed on administrative leave. Spokeswoman Heather Leas confirmed to WDAY/WZFG News that Osgood Elementary Assistant Principal Joshua Dahl was placed on administrative leave on Tuesday, April 30. This was done pending an internal investigation, and is standard protocol for the staff member in question to

West Fargo students practice emergency reunification

A rare inside look at West Fargo Public Schools annual reunification drill

WDAY News got exclusive access to the area for students during the drill practicing bring kids and their parents together during crises.

Fargo school board members turn down pay raises for themselves

The current rate of $1,000 per month for each Fargo school board member has been in place since 2009.

Volunteers flood Fargodome in hopes of packing 10 million meals for Feed My Starving Children

With an ambitious goal of preparing 10 million meals in one week, FargoPack Feed my Starving Children brings tens of thousands of volunteers to the Fargodome.

West Fargo Public Schools distributes survey to determine what went wrong in bond vote

District stakeholders have until Nov. 14 to fill out the survey.

5 things to know today: Development incentives, Tent city, Holmberg indicted, Bond survey, Ghost towns

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West Fargo residents report receiving vote postcards days after special election

(WEST FARGO) -- Some residents in West Fargo say they have received postcards relating to last week's West Fargo Public Schools special election in the days following the vote. "Why was it after the fact?" one person said. West Fargo Public Schools spokeswoman Heather Leas says the postcards came from a group not affiliated with West Fargo Public Schools. "The district was not