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A group of students stands nervously before a panel of three experts, looking for their opinion, and hoping for their approval.
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A second grade class crowds around a ginko sapling as a volunteer from Tree Trust tells them about one of the world's most ancient tree varieties.
Students file into the gym at Rogers Middle School as the 8th grade band plays pop tunes, and teachers help the kids settle into long rows.
Ten students listen intently as Reed Timmer, of Discovery Channel's "Storm Chasers" series talks about the upcoming season, and his harrowing brushes with one of nature's greatest forces, tornadoes.
A group of fifth graders is huddled around a table that looks like a video game table. From the kids' perspective, it probably feels like a video game, but their teacher, Jody Durand, knows they are learning.
Every student in Ann Matthes' kindergarten class at Anne Sullivan Communication Center has a book in hand. Some work quietly by themselves, others work with Matthes or another adult.
Jane Dorsey is in front of a computer, with an opened book, and an eager attititude to learn. She also has a learning disability. "I've never known how to study."
Summers might mean time off for students, but for many teachers, it's a chance for continuing education.
In its initial review of No Child Left Behind waiver requests, the U.S. Education Department highlighted a similar weakness in nearly ...
For most 7-year old boys, getting a haircut is not that big a deal. Jadon Lind's recent trip to the barber stands as the exception.
In a rare move, a state agency has shut down a Brooklyn Center child care center.
A Twin Cities couple is charged with prostituting a runaway teen with autism.
Thieves thought they made a haul when they broke into a Long Lake jewelry store early Friday and made off with a bunch of wedding rings.
In a world that is constantly connected, it seems these days you are never alone, whether you know it or not.
A new movie called "Big Miracle" owes its story to a tiny company in Prescott. Kasco Marine was founded on a device that played the key role in the film.
A Bloomington man was sentenced to 90 days in the workhouse Friday for his role in the hit-and-run death of an 85-year-old woman last October.
A northern Minnesota couple has a court hearing next week after nearly 150 animals were seized from their property.
A grand jury found no criminal negligence in the case of New Ulm Police officer who crashed his squad car into another vehicle, killing two people.
The family of the woman who died Tuesday when she was hit by a car on a sidewalk at a Maple Grove shopping area says she never saw nor heard the approaching SUV that jumped the curb and hit her.
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Embrace the fun of winter hiking, camping, and fishing. We learn that you don't have to travel far to find open water and big fish in the middle of winter.