In honor of Paraprofessional Recognition Week Jan. 16-20, Patch talked to Diane McDonald at Zachary Lane Elementary School about being a para-educator.
In honor of Paraprofessional Recognition Week Jan. 16-20, Patch talked to Rita Dornbusch at Wayzata East Middle School about being a para-educator.
In honor of Paraprofessional Recognition Week Jan. 16-20, Patch talked to Deb Musser at Greenwood Elementary School about being a para-educator.
In honor of Paraprofessional Recognition Week Jan. 16-20, Patch talked to Angie Rieke at Wayzata West Middle School about being a para-educator.
In honor of Paraprofessional Recognition Week Jan. 16-20, Patch talked to Diane Olson at Zachary Lane Elementary School about being a para-educator.
In honor of Paraprofessional Recognition Week Jan. 16-20, Patch talked to Joan McNutt at Wayzata Central Middle School about being a para-educator at the school.
Koch is a state-ranked wrestler and three-sport athlete for the Falcons.
Since the eventful Wayzata and St. Benilde-Margaret game Dec. 30, people from across the state continue to raise funds and show support for Jack Jablonski and his family.
Plymouth's Olson, Wayzata's Andersen and Orono's Cornick complete NCAA Division I championship season with North Dakota State.
The first Wayzata School Board meeting of the New Year brings a new face to the board and annual designations.
These Plymouth students are making news, find out about their endeavors below.
After 19 years, Plymouth's Pat Gleason has stepped down and was recently named Trojan of the Year.
Amy Parnell is the new Wayzata School District Director of Communications and Community Engagement.
Wayzata Central Middle School sixth graders are honing their math skills and helping fill a local food shelf at Interfaith Outreach and Community Partners.
Tapani’s 4-goal performance knots Lions’ first win of the season.
The Lake Conference hockey programs are known for their depth, talent and tradition. It's a fellowship each school appreciates year in and year out.
Great Western Lutheran Shoot-Out Tournament comes to Plymouth's West Lutheran High School.
Armstrong High School students in visual and performing arts have shared their time and talents to North Memorial Hospital in Robbinsdale.
Lions return large crew of players after a near .500 season.
Elizabeth Johnson of Plymouth was named to the 2011 St. Lucia Court at Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter, Minn.
Kris Haagenson's fourth grade class at Zachary Lane Elementary in Plymouth collected 122 stuffed animals and donated them to the Red Cross who gives them to children who are victims of disasters.
Falcons look to replace top five scorers from last years team.
Experience-laden Lions squad looks to return to Target Center for state tournament.
New girls hockey co-op with Armstrong and Cooper high schools takes to the ice for first season.
Coach Todd Weisjahn has his Falcons aiming for top five in the conference.
An online marketing company in Plymouth may have found the next Steve Jobs in Armstrong High School senior Alex Houg.
The Falcons start this season with a rugged schedule.
Jake Steinbach will join his brother and sister at UMD next fall.
Senior Leah Miller is a three-sport athlete for Wayzata.
The Wayzata School District was recently named to the second annual AP Honor Roll.
Fifty Armstrong High School students participated in the annual DemandTec Retail Challenge and two of them won $2,500 scholarships and a chance to win the grand prize in NYC.
The idea to help others by making fleece blankets and collecting teddy bears started when Zachary Lane Elementary School teacher Kris Haagenson’s fourth grade class read a book about making a difference.
The Trojans will have their hands full with a difficult conference schedule again in 2011-12. Just how good are these teams? Patch breaks down the Lake.
Courtney Evensen placed third in two events at the Class AA state meet.
Emma Paulson took first place in the 100 backstroke at the Class AA state meet.
Lions fall 58-29 in Class AA semifinals to St. Croix Lutheran.
The Trojans, who advanced to the state swimming and diving championship after winning the Section 5AA championships, hope to improve on last year's fourth place finish.
Rushing touchdowns by Klitske and Canfield give Lions the edge over Yellowjackets.
Melissa Cabak finishes in 32nd, Anna Nachbor takes 64th overall.
Plymouth Patch is bringing you a live blog about the Providence Academy Lions Football game tonight against Perham High School in St. Cloud.