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School board updates agreement with Brainerd Public Schools Foundation The new memorandum of understanding outlines the partnerships between the school district and the foundation and the duties of each entity. 4:00 am, Apr. 19, 2021 × Brainerd School Board members discuss matters during meeting Monday, April 12, livestreamed through YouTube. Screenshot by Theresa Bourke / Brainerd Dispatch A new memorandum of understanding between Brainerd Public Schools and the Brainerd Public Schools Foundation highlights responsibilities within the partnerships of the two entities. ...

Rollercoaster year ends on high note for teachers, students Teachers and parents expressed excitement at having students back for in-person classes and hope for a growing sense of normalcy. 6:00 am, Mar. 13, 2021 × Students file into Garfield Elementary School Monday, Feb. 1. Elementary schools in the Brainerd School District welcomed their third and fourth grade students back Monday after having been in a distance learning model since November. Steve Kohls / Brainerd Dispatch Uncertainty plagued parents, teachers and students in March 2020, when kids were sent home fro...

Lowell Elementary School in Duluth and Robert J. Elkington Middle School in Grand Rapids were added to the list Thursday.

- ADVERTISEMENT - At Lowell Elementary, in a well-off neighborhood just a short walk from Marine Stadium, the majority of students are preparing for their return to campus. At the end of this month, about 74% of Lowell’s 534 pupils will once again learn face-to-face with their teachers and peers now that their parents opted to enroll them in the Long Beach Unified School District’s “hybrid” learning option, which splits the school day between on-campus classes and at-home learning. Lowell is the LBUSD elementary school with the highest percentage of students signed up to return to cla...

Idaho officials add 5 COVID-19 deaths, but report fewer than 250 new cases Saturday Nicole Blanchard, The Idaho Statesman Feb. 14—Idaho officials reported fewer than 250 confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 on Saturday as cases continue to decline across the state. However, five more deaths were reported. The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare and local health districts reported 191 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 58 probable cases, for a total of 249 new cases on Saturday. The bulk of the confirmed cases were in Ada, Canyon and Bannock counties, which reported 64, 2...