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Education Inequities Conversation in Rochester Features Alan Page - Vimarsana News

Education Inequities Conversation in Rochester Features Alan Page

The Retired Minnesota Supreme Court Justice and Former Minnesota Vikings Star Will be Joined by the Head of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank and Rochester School District Superintendent Kent Pekel.

Weaving the safety net: How Rochester Public Schools helps students succeed - Vimarsana News

Weaving the safety net: How Rochester Public Schools helps students succeed

From smaller class sizes to housing assistance, some of Rochester's schools are able to go beyond what might be expected of them to help their students succeed.

Why are so many school families getting money for food in the mail? - The San Diego Union-Tribune - Vimarsana News

Why are so many school families getting money for food in the mail? - The San Diego Union-Tribune

The state sent billions of dollars to students’ families, but much of it remains unspent and some is going to families who don’t need it

Less than 20% of Rochester's Black, Hispanic students are proficient in math, opposed to 50% of white, Asian students - Vimarsana News

Less than 20% of Rochester's Black, Hispanic students are proficient in math, opposed to 50% of white, Asian students

"We have a lot of work to do," said Brenda Wichmann, executive director of curriculum and instruction.

Less than 20% of Rochester's Black, Hispanic students are proficient in math, opposed to 50% of white, Asian students - Vimarsana News

Less than 20% of Rochester's Black, Hispanic students are proficient in math, opposed to 50% of white, Asian students

"We have a lot of work to do," said Brenda Wichmann, executive director of curriculum and instruction.