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An upcoming November vote would reportedly increase school funding without raising taxes
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Free High School Sports Physicals in the Twin Cities (Summer 2026)
Fall is coming fast, and so are high school sports! And I have discovered some places that offer FREE sports physicals for high school athletes. Many high school students who participate in sports need to get screened for physical or medical conditions prior to participating. This kind of screening does not replace a physical, but they are done by primary care sports medicine physicians and orthopedic surgeons.
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St. Thomas Academy teacher named Economics Educator of the Year
St. Thomas Academy Economics Teacher Dean Simmons was recently named the High School Economics Educator of the Year (grades 9-12) by the Minnesota Council on Economic Education. The award recognizes The post St. Thomas Academy teacher named Economics Educator of the Year first appeared on St. Paul Voice | Downtown St. Paul Voice | South St. Paul Voice | La Voz Latina .
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Back to School 2026: 5 questions to test your educational IQ
It’s no surprise the learning landscape has changed dramatically in the past few generations with the rise of computers, the internet and artificial intelligence, the broadening of courses and services offered The post Back to School 2026: 5 questions to test your educational IQ first appeared on St. Paul Voice | Downtown St. Paul Voice | South St. Paul Voice | La Voz Latina .
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The Minnesota daycare fraud scandal just got bigger
A Minnesota daycare owner has pleaded guilty to federal fraud charges in a case that prosecutors say involved millions of dollars in fraudulent claims submitted through government-funded childcare programs, adding another chapter to an expanding investigation into alleged misuse of public funds. Daycare Owner Admits to Federal Fraud Charges. Federal...
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High school math should be more than ‘march to calculus,’ experts say
Does Advanced Placement Calculus carry too much weight in college admissions decisions? Some math experts are questioning the weight the course carries in lieu of other measures of math achievement such as alternative pathways in the subject. “Generally, I think too many students are being pushed into AP Calculus,” David...
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Minnesota Produces 126 Big Ten Distinguished Scholars
MINNEAPOLIS – The Big Ten Conference announced its 2025-26 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Award recipients Monday with 126 University of Minnesota student-athletes earning recognition from the league. Eighteen Minnesota programs are represented on this year’s Big Ten Distinguished Scholar list with 27 Golden Gopher student-athletes maintaining perfect 4.0 grade point averages during the academic year: Alex Acevedo, Drew Biber, Jaden Deutscher, Zoie Dundon, Deven Eastern, Alexa Fauson, Manon Field, Gracie Graham, Grace Grocholski, Sam Henson, Taylor Isabel, Charlotte Lange, Derik LeCaptain, Grace Mignone, Sarah Moraw, Nathalie Muller, Joe Polyak, Claire Reinke, Ethan Riddle, Jade Roghair, Erika Schick, Isabelle Schmitz, Jack…
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Adayla Morant vaults to next level
Como Park High School’s Adayla Morant humbly asked her AP Macroeconomics teacher if she could reschedule the College Board AP Exam in May. Her conflict was the USA Gymnastics’ National Championships in Oklahoma City, where she had qualified for the all-around competition. The teacher agreed that the alternative...
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OPPAA Scholarship Fund awards $7,000 to outstanding 2026 recipients
The Outdoor Power Parts and Accessories Association (OPPAA) recognized the hard work, dedication and promise of the students selected for the 2026 OPPAA Scholarship Fund awards. This year, the OPPAA Scholarship Fund awarded three scholarships totaling $7,000 to members of its 2026 class of recipients, each of whom demonstrated strong...
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TCU trap team places 16th overall at state
In the wake of the USA Clay Target League’s Minnesota State High School Clay Target League state tournament in Alexandria, the Tri-City United High School’s trap team and three individuals qualified for the Minnesota State High School League’s (MSHSL) Clay Target State Championship on Friday, June 24.
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Why This Charming Minnesota College City Is Considered One Of The Most Livable In The Midwest
Graduation day comes and a significant number of students quietly decide not to leave. That pattern has been shaping this city for long enough to become its defining characteristic. Minnesota college cities follow a predictable arc in most cases. This one diverged from that arc and built something that functions...
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Minnesota School Board Official Under Fire After Social Media Post About Christian Cemeteries Sparks Outrage
A member of the St. Paul Public Schools Board of Education is facing widespread criticism after a controversial social media post about Christian cemeteries and the relocation of a Minneapolis dog park circulated online. The comments were made during a public debate surrounding the future of the Minnehaha Off-Leash Dog...
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How One Culinary School Trains Students For the Future with RATIONAL
The instructors at Saint Paul College’s culinary arts department blend educating students on culinary fundamentals with exposure to a real-world restaurant kitchen. “There’s a lot of generations of culinary talent who have come through these doors, and we want to make sure that we’re continuing to update this program and make sure that it is embracing everything that’s coming from the industry in the future,” says Sara Johannes, a culinary arts instructor and the department chair.
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OPPAA Scholarship Fund awards $7,000 to 2026 scholarship recipients
The Outdoor Power Parts and Accessories Association (OPPAA) is proud to recognize the hard work, dedication, and promise of the students selected for the 2026 OPPAA Scholarship Fund awards. For more than 25 years, the OPPAA Scholarship Fund has supported deserving students from OPPAA member-company families as they pursue higher education and prepare for future success. Since its inception, the Fund has granted more than 80 scholarships totaling $177,000, reflecting the industry’s continued commitment to investing in the next generation.