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Education News

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.

U president stands by football suspensions; urges team to play bowl

U president stands by football suspensions; urges team to play bowl

University of Minnesota President Eric Kaler refused to back down Friday on the suspensions of 10 football players, saying the U would not "change our values" for the sake of a holiday bowl game.
by MPR News Staff

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Perpich Center head retires ahead of audit release

Perpich Center for Arts Education executive director Sue Mackert announced Friday that she will retire Jan. 2.
by Solvejg Wastvedt

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Should the U.S. Constitution be amended?

Should the U.S. Constitution be amended?

The U.S. Constitution is used in many of America's greatest debates — the fairness of the Electoral College, how to handle the national budget and what constitutes legal campaign spending. But does the key to solving these problems lie in amending the Constitution?
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Minnesota players to boycott all football activity

Minnesota players to boycott all football activity

The entire Minnesota football team says it is boycotting all football activities until it gets satisfactory answers from the university about the suspension of 10 players this week.
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Chanhassen High principal charged with possessing child porn

Chanhassen High principal charged with possessing child porn

Timothy Dorway allegedly told investigators his "primary interest" was pornography involving girls ages 11 to 13. His attorney said there's no indication Dorway had any inappropriate contact with children.
by Tim Nelson

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A hands-on approach to learning about skilled trades

A hands-on approach to learning about skilled trades

A hands-on style of teaching and partnerships Milaca High School has formed with area businesses that has sustained a program that allows students to explore multiple opportunities in the construction trades.
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Twin cities grad rates at 4-year high, but still well behind state average

More Twin Cities students are graduating high school, but the picture before and after graduation day doesn't look so bright, according to a new annual report from education organization Generation Next.
by Solvejg Wastvedt

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