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Susan Breedlove is an educator by profession with a masters in multi-cultural education. At Patrick Henry High School in North Minneapolis, she finds an outlet for all three.
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As a second grade teacher Erin Rehnblom is used to improvising. So when her uncle informed Rhenblom he'd adopted a baby elephant for her students at Otsego Elementary, Rehnblom saw a path to a lesson plan that will carry her students through the year.
In a dressing room where drama students get ready for their plays, Lakeville South High School also houses something intended to eliminate another drama that affects too many families, hunger.
Students in Chris Kaus's physics class hustle to their seats, flip open their computers and prepare to crunch the data they've gathered on a daily lab experiment.
Educators talk about preparing students for the 21st century. That's why Dakota County Technical College is going big on something small.
A crowd of students surrounds Britta Vangen at Wayzata Central Middle School in Plymouth. She's staffing a cart crammed with colorful ads
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The Juntos program is a teacher-driven initiative for immersion students and heritage Spanish speakers who want to continue their language education beyond the 6th grade.
A Minneapolis charter school is being recognized for their efforts to close the academic achievement gap.
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Authorities say one child is dead and another is still missing after at a gravel slide at Lilydale Park in St. Paul on Wednesday afternoon.
A former Minnesota Department of Corrections employee who no longer can work because of a prison assault could lose his employee insurance.
A body pulled from the Mississippi River in St. Paul Tuesday morning has been identified as a Wisconsin teen who authorities say jumped from a bridge.
A 66-year-old man is dead after driving into oncoming traffic on State Highway 12 near Howard Lake.
Investigators searching for a 15-year-old Iowa girl who was abducted this week have recovered her backpack along with one belonging to a 12-year-old who escaped from the kidnapper.
A narrow band of Minnesotans will pay a higher income tax under the new state budget. How much more? That depends.
Zach Sobiech amazed those around him with his unwavering love of life and music, pursuing both with as much energy as he could muster while fighting a battle with terminal cancer.
From 800 miles away, the images of Mother Nature's wrath in Oklahoma are breathtaking. From a few blocks, they're something else entirely.
A Florida man, believed to be an ethnic Chechen, was fatally shot Wednesday by an FBI agent who was questioning him about his ties to the Boston bombing suspects and about an unsolved 2011 triple murder in Waltham, Mass
South Dakota authorities are asking their neighbors in Minnesota to keep their eyes open for a missing elderly man in the early stages of dementia.
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