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MPR News keeps track of the latest education news in Minnesota so you can understand the events shaping the future of learning and how it impacts students at any level.

Stay informed about local education events, policies and more happening in schools and colleges across Minnesota.

AG Ellison: Agreement will help districts afford school milk

AG Ellison: Agreement will help districts afford school milk

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison says his office has reached an agreement to help more than 40 school districts afford to buy milk for students through 2030.
by The Associated Press

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Macalester president wants founder’s name removed from building

Macalester president wants founder’s name removed from building

The president of the private liberal arts college in Minnesota is asking his board of trustees to remove the school founder’s name from a campus building over concerns about his racist and sexist views in the 1800s.
by The Associated Press

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Forest Lake teachers rewrite old song with new words to produce anti-vape video

Forest Lake teachers rewrite old song with new words to produce anti-vape video

Instead of just hanging up posters with anti-vaping messages around a Forest Lake middle school, one teacher enlisted her husband and her colleagues to craft a video to get their message out: Vaping is “poison.”
by Tarkor Zehn

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Richfield school officials apologize for tossing lunches

Richfield school officials apologize for tossing lunches

As many as 40 students in the lunch line Monday had their hot lunches taken off their trays, thrown in the trash and replaced with a cold lunch when a lunchroom staff member at the register saw that they had outstanding lunch debts of more than $15.
by The Associated Press

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Middle school introduces students to climate and energy science with hands-on project

Middle school introduces students to climate and energy science with hands-on project

When you teach kids about climate change, experts say, you're supposed to tell them the truth, but you're also supposed to talk to them about possible solutions. One middle school in St. Louis Park is doing that in a very hands-on way.
by Elizabeth Shockman

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Experts worry active shooter drills in schools could be traumatic for students

Experts worry active shooter drills in schools could be traumatic for students

With lockdown drills now commonplace in public schools, experts question if they're doing more harm than good. "We don't light a fire in the hallway to practice fire drills," one professor tells NPR.
by Lulu Garcia-Navarro, Sophia Alvarez Boyd and James Doubek

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A lot of 'yes' in Minnesota school referendums

A lot of 'yes' in Minnesota school referendums

There were quite a few happy superintendents across the state Wednesday morning, especially in rural Minnesota where voters backed many school spending requests.
by Dan Gunderson and MPRNews Staff

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Worthington voters approves $34M expansion of crowded schools

Worthington voters approves $34M expansion of crowded schools

Citizens in the southwestern Minnesota town of Worthington have approved nearly $34 million in new borrowing to expand schools filled to overflowing in recent years by an influx of immigrants.
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Moorhead Schools pass bond referendum 3 to 1 in favor

Moorhead Schools pass bond referendum 3 to 1 in favor

Moorhead will also see former city council member Larry Seljevold and Steve Lindaas join the city council.
by Matt Mikus

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