Tag: Public Schools

A bill introduced in the Minnesota House would prevent students in prekindergarten through third grade from being suspended or expelled as a disciplinary measure. “Disparities...

(Foundation for Economic Education) — Mandatory teaching standards that focus on critical theory and identity politics to the detriment of liberalism and individualism are already...

In fall 2020, a fourth-grade class in Burnsville read a book that warns students that police are “mean” to black people, but “nice” to...

State Sen. Carla Nelson, R-Rochester, recently introduced legislation that would prevent Gov. Tim Walz, and any future governors, from closing schools via executive order. Nelson,...

Education Minnesota, the state's largest education union, released its goals for the new legislative session, which include getting rid of "racially biased" teaching exams,...

Rochester Public Schools Superintendent Michael Muñoz plagiarized a Thanksgiving message sent to his district's staff. Teachers uncovered the superintendent's plagiarism after they noticed that his...

An Andover High School teacher faced criticism for displaying signs in her classroom that include pro-feminist, pro-Black Lives Matter and anti-Christian statements. The messages are...

According to The New York Times, one of the main reasons why public K–12 schools are reopening more slowly from COVID-19 lockdowns than private...

Osseo Area Schools is now allowing all students to opt into a "100 percent distance learning option" for the fall in response to the...

Enrollment is down big in Minneapolis and St. Paul public schools. In the last year, Minneapolis was projected to lose 800 students. Instead, it...