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Minnesota Honor Society inducts 29 Waseca High School students
On Wednesday, Oct. 28, 29 Waseca Junior Senior High School students were inducted into the Minnesota Honor Society during a ceremony in the school’s performing arts center. It was a somewhat formal event, with students and advisors speaking on topics related to integrity and accomplishment. Waseca High School Principal...
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High school class features political forums
“There are intricate things that go into running a government,” observes Waseca High School senior Henry Huttemier. “It was interesting listening to the different candidates. They had different ideas sometimes, but they all seemed to be seeking office because they want to serve the public.”. About 20 Waseca...
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Somali students work to find belonging in Edina amidst community unrest
“People assume stuff about you like that you might not be as smart, that you’re not as American, or more socially awkward, or that you’re not willing to integrate,” senior Samira Khadar said. “Or [you’re] excluded in groups and classrooms when you have to partner up and people just ignore you.”
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Mankato Area Public Schools names Jeff Dahline interim principal at East High School
MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) - Mankato Area Public Schools announced on Friday that Jeff Dahline will be the interim principal at East High School. Dahline succeeds Akram Osman, who recently accepted a position as Director of Achievement, Equity and Multilingual Learner Programming with Edina Public Schools. The district says Dahline will...
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Mankato Teachers Association Names Amanda Kozitza Teacher of the Year
Mankato Area Public Schools (MAPS) is proud to celebrate Amanda Kozitza, a seventh-grade U.S. Studies teacher at Prairie Winds Middle School, who has been named the Mankato Teachers Association Teacher of the Year. Kozitza is being recognized for her dedication to students, creative teaching practices and leadership within the school...
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Mankato East High School Counselor Named Minnesota School Counselor of the Year
Mankato Area Public Schools (MAPS) is proud to announce that Heather Krause, school counselor at Mankato East High School, has been named the Minnesota School Counselor of the Year by the Minnesota School Counselors Association (MSCA). Krause, who has served as a school counselor in MAPS for 24 years, was...
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School board looks at child care, trimester changes
October is National Principals’ Month, recognizing the important role school leaders play in supporting students, staff and school communities. At its Oct. 22 meeting, the Waseca School Board received updates from Superintendent Eric Hudspith on the district’s developing childcare plan and the possibility of transitioning from semesters to trimesters.
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Somali students work to find belonging in Edina amidst community unrest
“People assume stuff about you like that you might not be as smart, that you’re not as American, or more socially awkward, or that you’re not willing to integrate,” senior Samira Khadar said. “Or [you’re] excluded in groups and classrooms when you have to partner up and people just ignore you.”
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Jake Johnson visits MSU Mankato and Gustavus Adolphus College
MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) - With less than a week to go until Election Day, Democratic House of Representatives candidate Jake Johnson visited local colleges Wednesday. Johnson visited MSU in Mankato and Gustavus in St. Peter to meet with students and bring the campaign trail to local campuses. Johnson said that...
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Event gives high schoolers a glimpse of the future
About 140 Waseca area high school students had a look at various options for the future during the Waseca College and Career Fair held at the Mill the morning of Tuesday, Oct. 20. The event was organized by the Workforce Development Committee of the Waseca Area Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with Waseca Public Schools. Business owners, agencies, and representatives from area technical and traditional colleges–about 40 experts altogether–, shared options and possibilities in a wide variety of fields. Though similar events in the past have brought students in from around the area, Robin Dulas, Chamber Executive Director, clarified “They were all Waseca this time.”