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Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop Public Schools plans next steps after referendum failures
GIBBON, Minn. (KEYC) - Two referendum questions on the ballot for the Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop Public Schools were voted down by district voters on Tuesday, Nov. 3. The first was a 10 year tax levy, which would have raised an additional $400,000 in its first year to help support $4 million worth of upcoming school purchases including new technology, new school buses and other projects.
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United South Central School District celebrates success of almost $23 million bonding referendum
WELLS, Minn. (KEYC) - The United South Central School District has big plans for a future expansion after a $23 million bonding referendum was narrowly approved by voters on Tuesday, Nov. 3. Across the district’s six communities, Wells, Bricelyn, Walters, Kiester, Freeborn and Easton, the proposal passed with around 54.4...
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Food prep class teaches grilling for the future
Armed with tongs, a collection of middle school students encircled about 10 grills on the west side of the Waseca Junior Senior High School the afternoon of Oct. 26. Members of a Family and Consumer Sciences food preparation class, they were there to try their hands at the safe preparation of various foods, including chicken, pork, steak, and tuna steaks. Kevin and Amy Kelm of the Waseca-based food truck Kelm’s BBQ were there to offer assistance–including lighting the charcoal grills. Hy-Vee and Morgan’s Meat Market had donated the meat.
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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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Enrollment starting to stabilize, OpenEd increasing
Enrollment numbers in schools fluctuate weekly. Last week at GFW one day brought in two new students, the next day one student moved out. The chart to the right shows that GFW enrollment has dropped 20 students since last year. But a closer look shows that the enrollment for the elementary and middle school is starting to stabilize with class sizes in the low 40s.
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Fairmont Ninth Grader Carter Simmering Had Never Learned the Heimlich, but When His Twin Brother Choked in the Cafeteria, He Saved Him
Carter Simmering, a Fairmont, Minnesota ninth grader with no first-aid training, performed the Heimlich on his twin brother Grant and won a police Lifesaving Award. The post Fairmont Ninth Grader Carter Simmering Had Never Learned the Heimlich, but When His Twin Brother Choked in the Cafeteria, He Saved Him appeared first on parentdiaries.com .
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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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Westonka caps regular season with loss to Hutchinson
Westonka faced its fifth top-10 Class 4A opponent of the season Oct. 21 but couldn’t keep pace with Hutchinson, falling 49-15 at Rostberg Stadium in its regular-season finale. Hutchinson quarterback Graydon Rostberg threw for 152 yards and two touchdowns, while running back Hanley Neumann rushed for 120 yards and two scores to lead the Tigers (6-2). Westonka has faced arguably the toughest schedule in Class 4A this season, taking on Orono, the top-ranked team in the latest Star Tribune poll, third-ranked Willmar, ninth-ranked Marshall and Delano, which was tied with Hutchinson for 10th. “It really has been a gauntlet for us almost each week this year,” Westonka coach Nick David said. The Tigers wasted little time establishing control Wednesday, covering 58 yards in four plays on their opening possession. Neumann capped the drive with a 16-yard touchdown run, and Maddox Schumacher added the extra point for a 7-0 lead. Westonka struggled offensively on its first possession. Sophomore quarterback Nolan Pease was sacked for a 6-yard loss before an incomplete pass forced the White Hawks to punt. Gavin Johnson’s 35-yard kick was returned to the Westonka 43-yard line. Rostberg capitalized, connecting with Jones Thode on a 27-yard pass to the Westonka
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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...