Convincing kids to skip classic calorie-laden snacks is simple if youāve got delicious, homemade alternatives on hand.
For SYATP Day, they gathered outside school before classes started.
Racers did well at Jail Trail in St. Cloud.
Applications are being accepted by the Minnesota Department of Agriculture through Nov. 1 for schools to apply for the grant funding.
It'll become a cyber cafe, the Star Tribune reported.
Help your little one get a good start to the day with these easy-to-make, healthy morning meals.
Two programs have attracted about 175 students, the Star Tribune reported.
No more pencils, no more books. iPads, smartphones and other technology find their way into the classroom.
Parents enlist the help of Suave for its ability to gently soothe and wash away the remnants of the game. Sponsored by Suave.
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Lakeville Area Public Schools will be offering online options for students this fall.
The ISD 194 School Board will meet for a retreat on Thursday.
You've bought the supplies (or not), you've got the new clothes (some of them), and like it or not, the first day of school is upon you. Here, some inspiration to get you ready for the year ahead.
What traditions do you have when it comes to preparing for the first day of school?
The National Weather Service says Lakeville could see severe weather on Thursday, when will experience below-normal temperatures on Friday and Saturday.
One Facebook page is promoting the idea of the California-based specialty food retailer opening a store in the South Metro.
Just is attending the Google Teacher Academy in Chicago this week.
In some classes, each student has an iPad. In others, they are shared.
Parents and students can share their best graduation photos with the Lakeville community in the gallery below.
Katerina Wong, 16, will graduate from Eastview High School in Apple Valley this spring and travel to China on a state department scholarship.
Also in this weekās recap ā A Mother's Day fire ruins things for Eagan apartment residents and Lakeville Public Schools ponder a run at a referendum.
Prom night for Lakeville North and Lakeville South juniors and seniors is Saturday night. But, you donāt have to wait until then to post your prom-related photos here.
Discussion of the proposal appears on the agenda for tonight's meeting. If the resolution is approved, residents would vote Nov. 5 on as much as a $450 per-pupil increase in general education revenue.
The school was evacuated Monday morning because of a water main break. The decision to close the school for the rest of the school year was made following a structural assessment. Students will report to classes at other schools in the district on Thurs
The students were selected from a pool of 15,000 finalists.
In other District 194 news, Lakeville South students will pack meals for Feed My Starving Children and reading tutors are being sought in the district.
The school board approved the hiring decisions at a special meeting Tuesday.
In other district news, tickets are available for Lakeville North Hall of Fame induction and the State of the Schools presentation and the Lakeville South Car Drive fundraiser are scheduled.
If the state grants approval, Lakeville would become the first district in the metro area to offer a full-time virtual option to its students.
Superintendent Lisa Snyder will warn voters that unless they vote in more funding in a fall levy, the district will be forced to make major curricular cuts.
Lakeville Area Public Schools is taking nominations for its Friends of Education awards.
The school was ranked No. 12 in the state last year.
Administrators, support staff and a handful of teachers will be let go as the district looks to trim next year's budget.
The program will have room for 108 students in year one, with registration beginning in April.
At the state tournament, Lakeville North beat Bemidji and Wayzata. There was a split decision with Nova Classical Academy who went on to win.
Robert Ertl, Lakeville North's activities director who faced scrutiny following a June DWI arrest, is stepping down to return to the classroom.
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The Lakevlle Area Public School District must trim $3.5 million from an already lean budget thanks to enrollment declines.