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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.

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A look at Minnesota's crumbling tribal schools

A look at Minnesota's crumbling tribal schools

In Minnesota, students and teachers at schools like Bug-O-Nay-Ge-Shing in Bena, Minn. on the Leech Lake Reservation deal with cold classrooms, leaky roofs and the other effects of neglected facilities.

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Education Dept. releases details on new college ratings system

The Education Department has released long-awaited details on a plan to hold colleges accountable for their performance on several key indicators.

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After embarrassing audit, education group tries to rebuild its reputation

After embarrassing audit, education group tries to rebuild its reputation

Faced with past financial mismanagement and a $1.3 million deficit, Technology, Information and Education Services wants to hold on to the 49 school districts its serves.
by Tim Post

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Rybak: Leadership change for Minneapolis schools comes at crucial time

The Minneapolis school board is looking for someone who can take on several challenges, including a stubborn achievement gap between white students and students of color.

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Mpls. schools start search for new chief as Johnson exits

Mpls. schools start search for new chief as Johnson exits

Bernadeia Johnson said Tuesday she'll leave in January. The board may launch a nationwide search, but some say the best choice may be in-house.
by Tim Post

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Bernadeia Johnson resigns as Minneapolis schools superintendent

Bernadeia Johnson resigns as Minneapolis schools superintendent

Minneapolis Public Schools' superintendent Bernadeia Johnson is stepping down from the job she has held for more than four years, creating more turmoil in the district at a time when it faces tough challenges.
by Tim Post and MPR News Staff

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There's no place like a dorm room for the holidays

There's no place like a dorm room for the holidays

When winter break comes, college kids start packing up and heading for home. But for former foster students, there's no home to go to.
by Jennifer Guerra

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Minneapolis fire officials offer high school class

The Minneapolis Fire Department has created a high school class in an effort to boost teenagers' interest in joining the force and to increase diversity.
by The Associated Press

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