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All the upcoming events and gatherings in the Detroit Lakes area.

Students immersed themselves in the language and culture of Puerto Rico.

A binational symposium on educating migrant children was held at Bellevue University on Thursday, June 29, featuring teachers who work in both Mexico and Nebraska.

Kristin DuMont became involved with Richmond Moms Demand Action, a local volunteer group committed to ending gun violence in the community, in 2017. She says the work of reaching out to local and state officials did not come naturally to her.

The School Board reorganized and approved a long list of personnel changes June 19 in preparation for the 2023-24 school year.

Come volunteer with us! Learn how to teach English as a Second Language at a Free Workshop in Carson City this Tuesday, July 31, 2018.

In this article, we will be taking a look at the 16 easiest second languages to learn for English speakers.

Migrant Equity Southeast is calling on the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System to address the urgent need for investing in Hispanic and Spanish-speaking families through increased language access and support. In partnership with NYU Metro Center, Migrant Equity Southeast released a report highlighting the need for the school district to improve educational outcomes for Hispanic students, who have grown by 66% over the past decade and now represent 12% of the districts population. Dani...

Dairy farms have been going out of business left and right in California and across the country - in part, they say, because milk prices are so volatile, and today are well below production costs. Now the National Family Farm Coalition is proposing the Milk from Family Dairies Act - a long-term solution that would set a minimum price that processors pay producers. Lynne McBride - executive director of the California Dairy Campaign at the California Farmers Union - said it would also put in p...

“I feel like I was put here for a purpose, and that purpose was to take care of the land a support families,” Wayne Sirles said. “I’m proud of what