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Students, new directors present “Peanuts” musical
The Winona Senior High School (WSHS) fall musical features some new directors this year, and they hope to use the positive experiences they had as theater students to inspire confidence in their students. Students said that in theater, they’ve found a welcoming place to keep growing as they prepare to bring classic “Peanuts” characters to life later this month in “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown.”
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Good news for Winona State is good news for Winona
From: Kenneth Janz, Ph.D., president, Winona State University. We have some good news to share from Winona State University this fall. More students are choosing Winona State, which benefits not just our university but the Winona community and the state of Minnesota. Our official 30th day enrollment is 6,532 students,...
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Winona voters extend school equipment budgets
WINONA, Minnesota – Voters in the Winona schools district renewed a $16.8 million tax levy for maintaining facilities and acquiring equipment the next 10 years. The margin, in the general election Tuesday, was wide: 62%to 38%. Superintendent Brad Berzinski thanked voters for “a reliable funding source for systems that support nearly every part of the student and staff experience.” Among targeted projects for digital equipment in the district’s Center for Career and Technical Education. In 2007 it is expected to produce $1.7 million.
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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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From around the world to one hallway
Each year, new international dorm students arrive at Cotter, bringing new cultures, friendships and challenges that are changing everyday life at the school. The international dorm program is an important part of the Cotter community. Speaking to teachers, local students, and the dorm students themselves, a common opinion is the students bring new perspectives and positive energy to the school, while some international students said adjusting to Cotter can also be difficult.
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Lewiston FFA earns national finalist award
Lewiston-Altura School District (L-A) FFA students earned fourth place at nationals this fall in a category focused on how to run meetings efficiently, making sure everyone can take part. They are one of just two L-A groups that have been national semi-finalists or finalists in district history. This year’s national finalists said they learned how to stay organized, debate effectively, and ensure everyone has a voice at meetings, and their coach said they can use these skills to be leaders going forward.