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Minnesota ensures one more year of free college for former foster youth - Vimarsana News

Minnesota ensures one more year of free college for former foster youth

The Fostering Independence Grant program, which covers tuition and cost of attendance for Minnesotans who were in foster care as teens, currently supports more than 645 students

Minnesota considers millions of dollars for 'Teachers of Color Act' - Vimarsana News

Minnesota considers millions of dollars for 'Teachers of Color Act'

University program only open to ‘person of color or American Indian.’…

Limestone County man charged with multiple counts of sex abuse - Vimarsana News

Limestone County man charged with multiple counts of sex abuse

A man in Limestone County has been charged with multiple counts of sex abuse of a child, court documents filed Friday reveal.

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Minnesota lawmakers say they've struck a deal to help former foster kids pay for college next year - Vimarsana News

Minnesota lawmakers say they've struck a deal to help former foster kids pay for college next year

Minnesota lawmakers say they've found $5 million to plug a funding gap that threatened to upend the college careers of former foster children who use state grants to pay for tuition and living expenses. "This is an extremely important issue for us," said Sen. Omar Fateh, DFL-Minneapolis, who chairs the Senate Higher Education Committee. "What we know is that these grants help a population that ...

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Minnesota students, schools brace for end of South Dakota tuition reciprocity - Vimarsana News

Minnesota students, schools brace for end of South Dakota tuition reciprocity

The end of the longstanding agreement with South Dakota arrives as colleges across the country expect enrollment to drop in coming years