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Osage, MN · Education
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Sebeka Football Comes Up Just Short vs. Cromwell-Wright in Section Championship
In Section 5 9-Player football on Thursday, Sebeka was shooting for their first ever state tournament appearance as they faced perennial powerhouse Cromwell-Wright in the section championship. The Cardinals beat the Trojans 15-12 back in week two. Late in the second quarter, Sebeka’s Max Lake turned on the jets to...
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School leaders address power outage that forced early dismissal at Wadena-Deer Creek schools
WADENA, MINN. (Valley News Live) - A power outage forced an early dismissal Nov. 5 at Wadena-Deer Creek schools, and while electricity was restored sooner than expected, district leaders say they stood by the decision to send students home. Interim Superintendent Brad Johnson said the district was initially told it...
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Harwood mayor reveals millions in projected tax revenue for Fargo Public Schools from Applied Digital data center
HARWOOD, N.D. (Flag Family Media) - Harwood Mayor Blake Hankey is revealing new details about the anticipated financial benefits of Applied Digital’s massive data center development, including millions of dollars in projected annual property tax revenue for Fargo Public Schools, while defending the city’s handling of the project following an overwhelming rejection of a proposed Home Rule Charter amendment.
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West Fargo School Board to consider tax incentive request and curriculum reports
WEST FARGO, N.D. — The West Fargo School Board will meet this Monday, Nov. 9, to review curriculum progress and act on a proposed property tax incentive request. During the meeting, board members will receive policy monitoring reports on English Language Arts (ELA) and Social Studies, presented by district administrators Nikki Weltin and Erin Petersen.
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Fargo voters approve 10-year excess mill levy for public schools
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Fargo voters overwhelmingly approved an excess mill levy for Fargo Public Schools on Tuesday, securing local property tax authority for the district for the next 10 taxable years. With all 17 precincts fully reporting in Cass County, the measure passed with 62.98% of the...
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Fargo voters overwhelmingly approve school district excess mill levy
FARGO, N.D. — Voters in the Fargo Public School District have overwhelmingly approved an excess mill levy measure, with nearly 63 percent voting in favor during Tuesday’s general election. According to election results, 18,305 voters supported the measure, representing 62.98 percent of the vote. Another 10,759 voters opposed...
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Federal research funding at the university level 'uncertain'
Representatives of UND and NDSU say current methods and requirements for the awarding of federal research dollars to universities has caused a lot of uncertainty. Dr. Heidi Grunwold of NDSU and Dr. Scott Snyder of UND presented their concerns to the state Board of Higher Education. They told the Board there are more rules and regulations on the awards, and in many cases, less money awarded.
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Fargo Public Schools superintendent explains November 3 tax levy vote, warns of potential budget cuts
FARGO, N.D. — Fargo Public Schools voters will decide Tuesday, November 3, whether to continue an existing property tax levy that Superintendent Dr. Cory Steiner says is critical to maintaining educational programs, classroom sizes and extracurricular opportunities throughout the district. Steiner discussed the ballot measure during an October 29...
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NDSU junior first national FFA officer from North Dakota in 25 years
FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) - A rousing ovation and a large crowd were waiting for Tegan Erbele as she landed at Hector International Airport on the morning of October 29. Tegan is a junior at NDSU, and she just returned from the annual FFA convention in Indianapolis, where she was elected one of the six national FFA officers.
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Fargo Public Schools asks voters to approve 110 mill general fund levy
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Fargo Public Schools is asking voters to lock in how much local property tax support the district can collect in the future. The question on the Nov. 3 general election ballot asks voters to approve a general fund levy of 110 mills starting Dec. 31, 2027.