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The St. Paul Board of Education will hold a special meeting Friday afternoon to evaluate a revised plan to get out of a multi-million-dollar hole after significant pushback from parents and teachers.
Brad Finstad won reelection by 17 percentage points two years ago. With days left before the election, he is tied at 43% each with Democrat Jake Johnson, a high school math teacher, in a Democratic-sponsored poll.
The district and teachers' union are recommending early retirements and unfilled vacancies after an earlier plan to cut up to 18 teachers drew backlash. The school board is set to take up the revised proposal Friday.
The Wayzata, Minnesota, community is mourning the sudden loss of 56-year-old Allan Christopherson, a longtime teacher and coach at Wayzata High School.
Eleven educators have been selected as finalists for the 2026 Minnesota Teacher of the Year, organizers said Friday.
Last fall, Hannah LoPresto came forward to say she was groomed and sexually assaulted by her band director. She told WCCO she wants her experience to change laws to better protect kids. Now, lawmakers are set to introduce legislation this session.
Two Minnesota school districts and the state's largest teachers union on Wednesday sued to block federal immigration agents from showing up to school property, which educators say is distressing families and disrupting student learning.
Linda Wallenberg teaches ninth through twelfth grade at Eden Prairie High School and is in her 50th year of teaching.
After days of voting, the thousands of educators in Anoka Hennepin Education Minnesota voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike if necessary.
Jon Wolhaupter spoke with WCCO's Beret Leone as educators began casting their votes on a potential strike.
Educators at the state's largest school district will be casting their votes to potentially hit the picket line.
Minnesota's largest school district is now one step closer to an educators' strike after months without a contract. Nearly 1,000 of them attended a school board meeting in Anoka on Monday. Ubah Ali was there as they rallied for new contract changes.
In October, WCCO brought you a series of stories about the laws and policies surrounding grooming. We introduced you to a young woman who told police she was groomed and sexually assaulted by her band director. Her mission in speaking up was to strengthen laws and change policies to better protect kids. On Monday, she had the chance to have her voice heard once again.
On the day before Minneapolis educators were set to strike, the union and Minneapolis Public Schools signed a tentative agreement that both sides praised as a win for students, educators and the district.
Minneapolis educators could soon be walking the picket line again.
The union that represents educators say members are frustrated after months of talks with no serious proposals. On Tuesday, the two sides participated in a 15-hour mediation session with no progress.
It's decision day on Thursday for Minneapolis educators as union members are set to vote on whether to authorize a strike after another round of failed contract talks.
Minneapolis educators are giving the district one more chance before they vote to potentially walk off the job.
Minneapolis educators are giving the district one more chance before they vote to potentially walk off the job.
Teachers in one of the state's largest districts say they're ready to take a strike vote this week without a new contract.
A former Minnesota Teacher of the Year who was found guilty of first-degree sexual conduct with a student at a Minneapolis school has learned his sentence.
The Social Security Administration says it has processed 2.5 million retroactive payments to people previously locked out of retirement benefits.
Thousands of Minnesota teachers are getting a lesson on reading instruction after state lawmakers overhauled it two years ago. Caroline Cummings looks at what's next to turn the page on lagging literacy test scores.
A substitute teacher in St. Paul has been charged with sexual assault of a minor.
Over the last year, the number of school districts in Ohio that allow staff to be armed quadrupled, with 14% of the state's districts now participating.
