University of Minnesota reports 94 percent graduation rate among student-athletes

The University of Minnesota announced Wednesday that its student-athletes have posted a program-record 94 percent graduation rate, as measured by the NCAA's Graduation Success Rate.

Hundreds of students show support for Cologne band teacher starting chemotherapy

Just two weeks ago, a middle school band teacher was diagnosed with breast cancer. On her first day of chemotherapy, students and staff at Cologne Academy are taking part in an emotional sendoff.

Mother of Sandy Hook shooting victim speaks at school safety conference in Lake Elmo, Minn.

School leaders and law enforcement from around the state are learning how to make our school safer from gun violence. And they’re getting the perspective from a mother who lost her daughter at the Sandy Hook school shootings.

Minnesota DNR unveils 'No Child Left Inside' outdoor education grant program

Public entities and nonprofits serving children can soon apply for $182,000 of grant funding from the Minnesota DNR if they plan to use the money to help get kids outdoors.

Middle school teacher investigated for quiz question referring to Trump as ‘idiot’

A Florida middle school teacher is under investigation after giving students a multiple-choice question about President Donald Trump that referred to him as an “idiot,” according to reports.

Billionaire fulfills promise to pay off student loans for Morehouse Class of 2019

A billionaire technology investor and philanthropist is providing grants to wipe out the student debt of the entire 2019 class at Morehouse College.

Roseville girl becomes face of women in STEM movement

A local high school student’s passion for science, technology, engineering and math is serving as an inspiration for young women across the county.

Education Department rejected 99 percent of applicants for student loan forgiveness program

The U.S. Department of Education accepted just 1 percent of applicants in the first year of a revamped student loan forgiveness program, according to a government watchdog report.

School lunch shaming decreasing, but still a problem in Minnesota

The number of school children who are at risk of getting lunch shamed is going down according to new information released by Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid.

BDPA to host annual awards ceremony for students in IT

BDPA Twin Cities is focused on championing the next generation of IT leadership by connecting members and students with cutting edge technologies and education.

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A new study shows students of color perform better when they have at least on teacher of color.

Minnesota students among top in nation on ACT tests

Minnesota students scored above the national average on the ACT college entrance exam and best among 19 states where at least 90 percent of teens took the test.