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Attendees will also have a chance to learn about the services that Peacemaker Resources provides, which include social-emotional learning training for children, school staff, caregivers and other stakeholders throughout the community.

Being held as a fundraiser for the school — currently serving preschool through third grade — funds from admission and an Autumn Bake Shoppe will go toward repayment of the school’s two yurts, which are structures that resemble tents and are covered with felted wool.

The old saying, “it takes a village to raise a child,” served as inspiration for long-time educator John Eggers to offer a unique opportunity for education, community and tribal leaders alike.

Angela Graham, a member of the ACEs MN Program which hosted the Aug. 30 event with CHI St. Joseph’s Health, said participants included teachers, social workers, law enforcement, probation officers, public health officials, mental health providers and community members.

Themes of resilience and creativity took center stage at Bemidji State’s 23rd Annual Student Achievement Conference on Wednesday, April 6, as well as a leadership panel on Tuesday, April 5.

A commitment to justice, famous quotes, music and even some breakfast all had a place at the Martin Luther King Jr. Day event held virtually and in person at Bemidji State’s Beaux Arts Ballroom on Monday.

To address a critical shortage of mathematics teachers in northern Minnesota, Bemidji State University will be offering two-year tuition scholarships to more than a dozen math education majors for fall 2022.

To address a critical shortage of mathematics teachers in northern Minnesota, Bemidji State University will be offering two-year tuition scholarships to more than a dozen math education majors for fall 2022.

Five local women were recognized for their contributions to the community on Thursday morning during the Women United Tribute Awards Breakfast. The keynote speaker for the event was Kristi Booth, regional director at Minnesota Public Radio and former executive director of United Way of Bemidji Area.

The Otto Bremer Trust recently invested $60,000 in youth at the Boys and Girls Club of the Bemidji Area through a project called "Building Emotion and Cultural Assets."