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Minnesota High School Football Section Tournament Championship Matchups

The MSHSL football section tournaments wrap up this week, with state tournament berths on the line in every class from Class 6A to 9-Player in Minnesota high school football.

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Hey Gov. Walz — Opt-In!

In the last several years, Minnesota’s education ranking has tanked. Sadly, test scores have shown that less than half of Minnesota students can read at grade level and less than half are proficient in math. It’s clear that our students need help to get back to where we once were in terms of academic excellence. Our state should be pursuing every avenue necessary to get our children the education they deserve.

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Minnesota High School Girls Volleyball Section Semifinal and Championship Matchups

See semifinal and championship matchups for the final week of the 2026 MSHSL girls volleyball section playoffs. CLASS 4A MATCHUPS […]

Minnesota · 3d

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High School Results & Schedule 11/5/26

#3 Chanhassen 3, Waconia 1 (25-19, 27-25, 23-25, 26-24) *1st trip to state for Chanhassen Storm. (School opened in 2009) #1 Benilde-St. Margaret’s 3, #2 Delano 0 (25-22, 25-15, 25-20) Section 1AAAA Semifinal. #1 Lakeville South 3, #4 Rochester Century 0 (25-16, 25-15, 25-14) #2 Lakeville North 3, #3...

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Schools are getting more money in Minnesota. What does that mean for your district?

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Morrison County Record

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Pierz punches ticket to state with win over Pequot Lakes

Pierz football traveled to Brainerd High School Nov. 5 to take on Pequot Lakes in the Section 7AAA Championship game. The Pioneers were undefeated and looked to keep their streak alive while earning another trip to the Minnesota State Football Tournament. Pierz was able to defeat Pequot Lakes 54-15. Pierz earned another trip to the state tournament behind another strong offensive performance and a dominant defensive effort. An offense that has put up a lot of points all season continued to do the same against a good Patriots defense. The Pioneers' defense helped give the offense good field position, recording five interceptions and recovering one fumble. The offense was led by Brayden Foust, who had nine carries for 208 yards and three touchdowns. Preston Saehr completed six of seven passes for 151 yards. Parker Kimman had three carries for 91 yards and one touchdown, while Sawyer Lochner added four carries for 41 yards and a touchdown. Tyler Kimman led the receivers with three receptions for 124 yards and one touchdown. The Pioneers will await the state tournament brackets to find out their next opponent. The first round of the tournament is scheduled for Nov. 13, with the location and opponent

Pequot Lakes, MN · 6h

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Somali daycare owner tied to fraud wins Minnesota House race sparking online fury: 'Lost state'

Abdi Daisane's Blooming Kids Child Care Center in St. Cloud received millions in state and federal funding and has faced multiple violations.

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Aitkin Football Shuts Out Moose Lake/Willow River for 1st Section Title in 44 Years

In Section 7AA football, 1-seeded Aitkin looked to end a 44-year state tournament drought as they hosted the five-time reigning section champs Moose Lake/Willow River. Facing up in the second half, the Gobblers’ Parker Fulton powers through multiple Rebels and into the end zone to break the scoreless stalemate. In the fourth quarter, Aitkin was on the doorstep again when Eli McNevin got the touchdown.

Aitkin, MN · 19h

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Pierz Football Defeats Pequot Lakes for 2nd Straight Section Title

Pierz and Pequot Lakes football have both come down with something. But not the flu: it’s déjà vu. The two towns dominated their competition en route to a championship game clash last season, where the Pierz Pioneers held the Pequot Lakes Patriots to just 40 total yards in a 35-0 victory.

Pequot Lakes, MN · 1d

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Lakers Make History, Advance To First-ever State Girls' Volleyball Tourney

(Saint Cloud, MN) -- Minnewaska Area High School will be represented in the Minnesota State High School League's Girls' Volleyball State Tournament in 2026 after the Lakers rallied from two sets down to top Sauk Centre and win the Section 6AA Championship. After Sauk Centre earned a pair of set...

Glenwood, MN · 19h

Monticello Times

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Local voters approve school funding increase

MONTICELLO — Public school districts across Minnesota, including those serving Monticello, Big Lake and Becker, will receive additional funding beginning next summer after voters overwhelmingly approved a constitutional amendment increasing annual payments from the state's Permanent School Fund. The amendment, approved in Tuesday's general election, increases the amount distributed annually from the $2.3 billion fund, which supports public education without raising income or property taxes. Unofficial statewide results early Wednesday showed approximately 73% of voters supporting the measure, with 23% opposed and 4% leaving the question blank. Locally, the amendment received majority support in Monticello, Big Lake and Becker, as well as their surrounding townships, according to unofficial results from the Minnesota Secretary of State's Office. Support was strongest in Monticello, where 4,309 voters supported the amendment and 1,695 opposed it. Including ballots left blank, the measure received 68.8% support in the city. In Big Lake, 64.1% of voters supported the amendment, while Becker voters approved it with 60.7% support. Voters in the surrounding townships were less supportive. The amendment received 57.8% support in Monticello Township, 56.4% in Big Lake Township and 55.5% in Becker Township. Countywide, the measure received 65.2% support in Wright County, compared with 59.5% in neighboring

Monticello, MN · 2d

Mesabi Tribune

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'It shows people really care about their public schools'

School districts across the Iron Range and entire state will be receiving a little financial boost. A Minnesota Constitutional amendment on the state ballot was overwhelmingly approved by state voters Tuesday, increasing funding to all school districts from the Permanent School Fund. With 100 percent of precincts reported, the final vote was 2,067,164, or an estimated 72.91 percent in favor of the amendment and 666,208 no. The number of blanks was estimated at 101,783. “I was just pleased with the results,” Sen. Mary Kunesh, DFL-New Brighton, Minnesota Senate chief author of the amendment said. “It’s not going to fill all the holes in the bucket of education, but we know that every little bit helps. I think about the cost of transportation and the cost of diesel, so this is one way that Minnesotan’s were able to show their support for schools.” “I’m incredibly happy, Rep. Spencer Igo, R-Wabana Township, Minnesota House of Representatives chief author of the measure said. “That was an amazing show of support for the Permanent School Fund, but most of all for all the schools and the students in the state. Everyone came together to do good for all.” What is means is that each

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Cromwell-Wright football three-peats as Section 5 9-man champions

BRAINERD, Minn. (KQDS-TV)- For the 3rd straight year, the Cromwell-Wright football team will compete at the state tournament. On Thursday, the Cardinals trailed 6-0 late in the 4th quarter to Sebeka in the Section 5 9-man title game. That's where Drew Nyberg took a direct snap and then plunged into the end zone for the go-ahead score for the Cardinals.

Cromwell, MN · 22h

Grand Rapids Herald Review

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GRHS Homecoming drive raises money, stocks school pantry

GRAND RAPIDS—Grand Rapids High School students raised $738 and collected a large number of hygiene items during this year’s Homecoming week to help restock the school’s Clothing and Food Pantry. The Student Council organized the annual fall fundraiser as a Fall Sanitation Drive. Students were asked to donate deodorant, shampoo, conditioner and body wash for the pantry, as well as tissues for the school’s counseling office Donated items earned points for students’ grade levels in the Homecoming Cup, the annual competition between classes during Homecoming week tudents also raised money by taking part in the Powderpuff games and a cornhole tournament. Each player paid a $5 entry fee, and all proceeds went to the pantry. Jinnea Zenzen, a social studies teacher and Student Council adviser at GRHS, said the drive gave students a way to come together at the start of the school year and support their school community. She credited the Student Council for organizing the effort and keeping up momentum throughout the week, and thanked the student body for taking part. The GRHS Clothing and Food Pantry provides clothing, food and other essentials to students in the school.

Grand Rapids, MN · 1d

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Benson school referendum now appears to have passed on Tuesday

(Benson MN-) It now appears the Benson School District Operating Levy Referendum Tuesday passed. On the Minnesota Secretary of State's website Wednesday morning it said the issue had failed, 1344 no votes to 1317 yes votes. But today it says the issue was approved by voters 1317 yes votes to 1313 no. The Swift County Monitor News says Kerkhoven Township had a counting error in the referendum vote. Benson Schools Superintendent Julie Beddow Schubert says the referendum would revoke a 710 dollar per student levy with a 1410 per student levy..

Minnesota · 1d

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John Marshall High School teacher wins top Minnesota honor

ROCHESTER, Minn. — A John Marshall High School teacher has been named the 2027 Teacher of the Year by the Minnesota Association of Family and Consumer Sciences. Shelly Spallees Hansen, a Family and Consumer Sciences teacher and Family, Career and Community Leaders of America adviser at the school, was recognized for her commitment to student success and innovative teaching methods. Her teaching focuses on hands-on, real-world experiences that prepare students for future careers while developing leadership, entrepreneurship and community engagement skills.

Minnesota · 1d

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A Minnesota constitutional amendment is bringing more funding to schools. Some local districts say it won’t be enough

(ABC 6 News) — A constitutional amendment passed overwhelmingly in Minnesota on election night, adding an extra $33 per student to each school through the state’s Permanent School Fund. Currently, schools receive $58 per student through the fund. However, here in southeast Minnesota, some school districts are facing budget issues that are to steep to […]

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Historic midterm leaves UMD political professor shocked at results

DULUTH, Minn. (KQDS-TV) -- Across the nation on Election Day, Democrats flipped several traditionally Republican states. UMD Political Science Associate Professor Cindy Rugeley said voters made big waves this midterm. "I have never seen an election like this. I think it's going to be historic," said Dr. Rugeley. Between both...

Duluth, MN · 1d

Sahan Journal

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Minnesota passes constitutional amendment to send more trust fund money to schools

Minneapolis and St. Paul public schools will each receive approximately $1 million more annually after Minnesota voters approved larger school trust fund distributions. The post Minnesota passes constitutional amendment to send more trust fund money to schools appeared first on Sahan Journal .

Minnesota · 3d

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Crimson boys soccer loses in heartbreaker at state

As the favored seed in the state tournament quarterfinals, Maple Grove boys soccer had a tough task on its hand. Familiar foe St. Paul Central was the first-round opponent on Oct. 29. The two teams had met in the season, and the Crimson survived a 5-3 slugfest. This time, the Minutemen won and ended the Crimson's season in penalty kicks. The first half started exactly how the Crimson drew it up. In the first 10 minutes, star senior midfielder Parker Carlson managed to control a bouncing ball on the Minutemen side of the field. Carlson made a couple moves and fired a through pass between a flurry of Minutemen defenders. Fellow senior and captain Bodi Nelson took the pass and rifled a perfect left footed shot past the goalkeeper into the back of the net. The Crimson now played with the lead, but both teams would continue to find offensive opportunities. The Minutemen had a few shots or drive in close to the goal that goalkeeper Raidyn Bailey stopped. The best play of the game from Bailey came near the end of the first half. Leading 1-0, a cross came into the box and a header directed at the ground

Maple Grove, MN · 1d