The students and staff at Westview hosted their annual Bulldog Fun Run on Monday morning.
Nader Helmy is one of six finalists from across the nation for the National Forensic League's award. The honoree will be chosen on June 21.
The district has hired three new administrative staffers to replace outgoing employees.
Parents and students can share their best graduation photos with the Apple Valley-Rosemount community in the gallery below.
Zach Tollefson has a GPA of 3.9, the fifth-best in his class.
Also in this week’s recap – A Mother's Day fire ruins things for Eagan apartment residents and Lakeville Public Schools ponder a run at a referendum.
Westview Elementary School in Apple Valley hosted more than 300 participants at a hands-on science and math event.
Katerina Wong, a 16-year-old Eastview High School Student, is one of two Minnesotans to have received the award.
Hundreds of RHS students assembled on Thursday morning for a mock crash staged by local public safety agencies.
The run will help the school raise money for the fourth-grade class' annual field trip to Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center.
Mitchell J. Dawson was selected from a pool of 15,000 finalists.
A handful of AVHS students named to the Minnesota Music Educators Association All-State ensembles for the 2013-14 school year.
After a decade of declining enrollments, district schools may see the beginnings of a population rebound over the next 10 years.
The District 196 School Board heard a proposal on April 22 for a 10-cent hike in lunch prices and a 5-cent bump in breakfast prices.
District 196 officials are united in their support for more early childhood education programming, but logistics aren't in their favor.
Gina Stangl, a 2nd grade teacher at Rosemount Elementary, and Steven Albaugh, a choir teacher at Rosemount High, are in the running for the Let's Dish Teacher of the Year award.
Wynes will serve as an interim replacement for former DCTC President Ron Thomas, who is retiring after 13 years of service. The college plans to begin a search for a permanent replacement this fall.
The school moved up in the rankings from No. 36 last year.
Two Apple Valley High students won first-place titles in this year's tournament.
The high school was one of 28 schools in the state to make the Washington Post’s High School Challenge list.
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James Trevathan is one of only 271 students nationwide to receive the award this year.
Apple Valley High School won the team title in the qualifying tournament.
Magnet Schools of America honored the Eagan elementary school and two other facilities in District 196 late last week.
Tvedt and 39 other recipients from across the suburbs will be honored at an awards ceremony and luncheon in Oakdale on April 17.
The performance, which combines vocal music, jazz band and dance, debuts on April 23.
Michael Bolsoni, the school's assistant administrator, will replace Assistant Principal Laura Kay Allen, who is retiring after 21 years of service.
1,500 volunteers packed the food Saturday. Now it waits to be shipped to the Dominican Republic.
School District 196 has a bevy of classes coming up this spring for local residents.
Students had a chance to rub elbows with roughly 80 professionals in science, technology, engineering and math-related careers at Eagan High School on Tuesday.
The winner of Thursday's Section 3AA championship game will head to the boys hockey state tournament March 6-9.
Students from all area high schools and their parents are invited to Eagan High School to learn more about careers in science, technology, engineering and math.
The International Olympic Committee announced Tuesday it will cut wrestling from the Olympic games, beginning in 2020.
Local students will compete for more than 8,300 merit scholarships totaling more than $34 million.
This year, the organization is offering 110 scholarships worth more than $70,000 to graduating seniors in the Eastview attendance area.
The Kids 'n Kinship mentoring program is having an information session from 6 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 21 at Wescott Library in Eagan.
Eagan High School graduate Nicholas David, who took third place on "The Voice" in 2012, returned to his alma mater for a pep fest performance on Thursday.
School District 196 has a bevy of cooking classes coming up in February for local residents.