Metro sheriff's office warns to keep "1st day of school" pics free from too much info
The Carver County Sheriff's Office posted a photo recommending that parents only share the bare minimum when it comes to their kids' personal information.
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The Carver County Sheriff's Office posted a photo recommending that parents only share the bare minimum when it comes to their kids' personal information.
Minneapolis teachers' new contract with the school district includes language intended to protect teachers of color from layoffs if there are future staff reductions due to budget cuts.
The school board in North Dakota's largest city decided to stop reciting the Pledge of Allegiance at their meetings, prompting a Republican lawmaker to vow to push for a voucher program that would allow public money to pay for private school tuition.
Kristin Vaillancourt is a third-generation teacher working with elementary-aged special education students in the St. Louis Public School District. She has an Amazon wish list, along with nearly 400 other Minnesota teachers.
While the Perseid meteor shower be tougher to see this year compared to recent years, it's still worth checking out. Here's what you need to know to catch a glimpse.
Officials with Edina Public Schools say a student has admitted to hanging a noose last month at the city's community center -- and police have submitted charging documents to the Hennepin County Attorney's Office.
A central Minnesota school district is clashing with the teachers union and LGBTQ allies over a proposed policy that opponents say would undermine equity and inclusion.
It's hard to miss the Bell Museum's newest exhibit, "Gaia," on loan from UK-based artist Luke Jerram, is on display in the museum's main lobby until August 14.
A follow up on this story: A north Minneapolis native is making sure all girls feel pretty. Maya Marchelle is using crayons and markers to pave the way for universal self-esteem.
It may be summer break for Minnesota students, but there are people across the state working right now to keep them safe during the school year.
Three adventurous kids are bringing lessons from the middle of nowhere back to the middle of the city.
Some driven young girls within St. Paul Public Schools are not taking any breaks from learning this summer. Fifth and sixth graders wrapped up a two week summer program learning STEM, which is science, technology, engineering and math.
The start of the school year might feel far away, but not if you're out shopping. Several stores already have shelves stocked with supplies, along with deals.
"In March of 2020, we were told OK, now we have to teach online. As a visual art teacher I was like, 'How do I do that?'" said Brooklyn Park art teacher Kori Brown.
Some Minneapolis parents have an unexpected logistical challenge to figure out. WCCO's Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield shows us what's happening to students with disabilities-- And why the district says they had no choice.
