Minnesota
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‘Provider of Last Resort’: Superintendent’s Last Plea for Help for Her Students
Featured
Minneapolis Teacher Strike Lasted 3 Weeks. The Fallout Will Be Felt for Years
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‘Page Amendment’ Education Bill Likely Dead for the Third Year
Analysis
Analysis: Minneapolis’s Teachers Union Endorsed Josh Pauly for School Board in 2018. He Just Quit After Strikers Protested Outside His Home
Analysis
Analysis: Minneapolis Will Eventually End Its Teachers Strike, But Its Troubles Will Have Just Begun
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LISTEN: The 74’s Mark Keierleber Joins Minnesota Public Radio to Discuss Investigation on Physical Restraints in Schools
Analysis
Analysis: Twins Split — Minneapolis Teachers Strike, St. Paul Reaches Tentative Agreement
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Twin Cities Teachers Vote to Strike — Demand Pay Raises, Protection for Educators of Color as COVID Drives Student Enrollment Down
Featured
Million-Dollar Records Request: From COVID and Critical Race Theory to Teachers’ Names & Schools, Minnesota Districts Flooded With Freedom of Information Document Demands
News
Proposed California Ballot Measure Would Give Parents ‘Legal Standing’ to Sue for Better Schools as Right-to-Education Efforts Spread
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MN Voters Reject Bid to Replace Police Dept, a Move With National Implications for Reforms — Including in Schools
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Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis Offers New K-12 Achievement Gap Map, Intent on Changing Minnesotans’ Beliefs About Their Schools
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More Than 1,000 Minnesota First-Time Student Loan Borrowers to Get Free College Success Coaching Under New State Partnership
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Ask the Doctor: With Delta Variant Rampant, How Can Parents Protect Young Kids from COVID this Summer and Fall?
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EmpowerU, Minnesota-Based Social-Emotional Learning Platform, Provides One-on-One Online Counseling to Thousands of K-12 Students
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As FDA Approves Shots for Youth 12 and Up, School Districts Get Creative Promoting Vaccine to Teens
Featured
George Floyd Isn’t Alone — Thousands of MN Students Are Restrained at School Each Year
News
Minneapolis Teens Stage Walkout, Observe Moment of Silence for Daunte Wright as Chauvin Case Heads to the Jury
News
This Week In School Reopenings: 60 Percent Of Students Now Have Access To Daily In-Person Instruction, But Many Districts Set Sights On Summer To Make Up Lost Learning
Opinion
A Graduate’s View: Minnesota’s Dual-Enrollment College Program Was My Ticket Out of Poverty. More HS Students of Color Need Access to It