Students were awarded a gift card by CenterPoint Energy for their work in the community.
Students were placed in one of the three categories depending on their GPA.
Robbinsdale and Hopkins school districts have some of the best high schools in the nation when it comes to encouraging students to work hard and providing children with the right amount of challenge.
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Incumbents Helen Bassett and Sherry Tyrrell and newcomer John Vento took the oath of office Monday night.
The lyrics to boy band One Direction's hit song Beautiful gave staff at Forest Elementary a chance to encourage students to read.
Through a method called bodystorming, Perpich Center for Arts Education students will work with University of Minnesota professors and dancers from Black Label Movement to learn more about science.
A Media Assistant at Robbinsdale Spanish Immersion School received the honor from the Minnesota Educational Media Organization.
Teacher Erin Herberg asks, "What are we doing to prevent these [school shootings,] to educate our children, and ultimately to protect our future?"
The district also sent a letter to parents on Friday, offering condolences and words of advice to parents.
Barbara A. Lehman was inducted into the Derham Hall Athletic Hall of Fame last weekend.
Gift cards, candy canes, letters from students and a Robbinsdale Armstrong High School T-shirt were among the goodies that staff packed in boxes and shipped to five National Guard soldiers in Afghanistan.
Four Robbinsdale Cooper High School students were recognized during the Dec. 3 school board meeting for outstanding writing achievements.
If there are more applications than seats available, a lottery system will be implemented for the program.
Golden Valley's Calvary Lutheran Church hosted more than 100 students last night during an annual Youth Summit.
Superintendent Aldo Sicoli will recognize the performers of the school's Wizard of Oz play on Tuesday, Nov. 20.
Fifteen Robbinsdale Armstrong students were part of an educational event this week in Minneapolis.
Four Armstrong and four Hopkins High School athletes will compete with the best high school swimmers in the state at the University of Minnesota's Aquatic Center this weekend.
On Nov. 13, School of Engineering and Arts students listened to Aaron Holm and Rob Rieckenberg, both amputees, talk about the challenges of living without legs, and the benefits of technology.
Cooper marching band members performed alongside rock legends at a one-of-a-kind concert last week. Upload your photos to this gallery.
Victoria Arabanos was awarded the honor by Education Minnesota, a group that represents teachers and educators throughout the state.
A Robbinsdale Area Schools spokesperson said a bus driver asked a seventh-grade boy to pick up a gun he spotted along the road. The district is shocked by the incident and has communicated with parents and students.
Newcomer John Vento is excited to begin work with the school board. Incumbents Helen Bassett and Sherry Tyrrell were re-elected.
Armstrong's Social Studies Department Chair said that a mock election helps students see how easy voting is, and encourages them to vote when they're old enough.
The School of Engineering and Arts students used engineering skills to launch and drop pumpkins during their Fall Festival celebration.
Candidates from District 45 answered education-based questions at a forum last week.
Perpich Center for Arts Education alumni, staff, friends and relatives attended an event at the Walker Art Center hosted by the Perpich Foundation.
Four of the five candidates running for the ISD 281 school board responded to audience questions during a candidate forum last week.
A first grade teacher at Golden Valley's SEA school was praised for her work in STEM.
In order to raise money to replace old uniforms, the Robbinsdale Cooper High School marching band is hosting a concert with Badfinger's Joey Molland, who played alongside the Beatles, and other well-known artists.
School board documents show that Robbinsdale students who graduated in 2012 had an average composite ACT score of 22. For the last five years, average composite scores have been 22.4 or higher.
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A Robbinsdale Area Schools community volunteer program gives residents a chance to help preschool through adult learners.
A look at school news for the week of Oct. 8.
On Oct. 11, 50 local volunteers helped repair and update Air Force veteran William Jaskulke and his wife, Sharon's 90-year-old Minneapolis home.
In an article published this week, the Star Tribune talks about SEA and Robbinsdale Area School's drive to incorporate arts and sciences in the classroom.
In a kick-off event last weekend, Robbinsdale Area Schools students played music in the district's seven cities in order to raise money for a program driven by the Seven Dreams Foundation.
Mayor Shep Harris and Meadowbrook Principal Greta Evans-Becker raised the flag on a new flag pole last week.
Robbinsdale Armstrong High School's homecoming parade involves students, homecoming royalty and community members.
Local churches are partnering with some Robbinsdale Area Schools to ensure that children don't go hungry over the weekend.