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Osborne receives NDSU scholarship Emma Osborne, daughter of John and Kristin Osborne, Detroit Lakes, received the North Dakota State University Mildred Larson Business Presidential Scholarship in the amount of $6,000. The scholarship recognizes high academic achievement. Written By: DL News Staff | 5:25 am, Jul. 27, 2016 Emma Osborne, daughter of John and Kristin Osborne, Detroit Lakes, received the North Dakota State University Mildred Larson Business Presidential Scholarship in the amount of $6,000. The scholarship recognizes high academic achievement. Osborne will enter...

Pequot Lakes Activities Director Byron Westrich discusses high school activities

The Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch The ExCEL Award —Excellence in Community, Education and Leadership — is a recognition program designed exclusively for Minnesota high school juniors who are active in school activities, leaders in their schools, and who demonstrate a strong commitment to community service. Each high school in the state is invited to nominate a girl and boy for this award. (The award is sponsored by MSHSL's corporate partner Wells Fargo.) State winners will be announced later this winter. Sleepy Eye High School has chosen Morgan Hoffmann and Mason Sellner as their nominees. M...

Aidan Hagen Lisa Sherwood Little Falls Community High School (LFCHS) has announced that Aidan Hagen has been named as the November Boy of the Month. He is the son of Chris and Jennifer Hagen. Hagen’s academic success is evidenced by his unblemished GPA, continual presence on the A honor roll and his induction into the Little Falls Honor Society. He enjoys his time on the Knowledge Bowl and Robotics teams. Participation in co-curricular activities is also important to Hagen. He has been involved in band since his freshman year. A member of the jazz band and...

In the pandemic, field trips go virtual for Minnesota students From schoolrooms or home, virtual excursions add a bright spot to kids' days.  December 23, 2020 — 9:20pm Text size Copy shortlink: During their planetarium field trip, the third-graders from Castle Elementary School in Oakdale had plenty on their minds. Is there any water on the moon? Which is the coldest planet, and the hottest one? What is a black hole? Would you freeze to death on Mars? Kaitlin Ehret, the Bell Museum planetarium educator leading the field trip, sm...