Education

• The New Norm: Police in High Schools

  PROCTOR, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) -Having police liaison officers in high schools on a full or part-time basis is a common practice nowadays but one district has lost theirs and is hoping to get the resources to bring them back.

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  "Lost Duluth" Book Chronicles Architectural Memories

  Duluth's lost landmarks will come to life again this week when a new book about the city's long gone architectural treasures comes out. Dave Anderson talked with one of the authors for a preview.

• More Usable Business Park Space in New Central Land-Use Plans

  DULUTH, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) - The Central High School site was the subject of discussion Thursday, as community members weighed in on its future.

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  St. John's Elementary Competes To Get "The Fonz" At Their School

  Duluth, MN - (Northland's NewsCenter) - A Northland school is competing to bring "the Fonz" to their school in the Scholastic Book Fair's Spring 2012 National Elementary School Contest.

• Another Referendum In Works for the Duluth School District

  DULUTH, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) - Only months after the District's last referendum failed, Duluth School Board members Tuesday said they intend to ask for another levy referendum this November.

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  Boy Scout Earns Eagle By Restoring Hermantown Trail

  The rank of Eagle is the highest award given by the Boy Scouts of America. It's a hard honor to earn and the work doesn't end when the badge is pinned on. Dave Anderson tells us how one new Eagle plans to continue serving the community.

• Are We Responsible for How Successful We Are?

  DULUTH, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) - How responsible are we, in American society, for how successful we are?

• STDs at A New High in Minnesota

  A new report from the Minnesota Department of Health shows that the number of sexually transmitted diseases in Minnesota is at a new high of 19,547 in 2011.

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  Student Loan Debt Prompts Action From Sen. Franken

  Washington D.C. (Northlands NewsCenter) -- A bill, co-sponsored by Minnesota Senator Al Franken is aiming to lighten to debt load for college graduates, which is a big problem in Minnesota.

• Final Buildings in Red Plan Get the Go Ahead

  Duluth, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) --- Construction for Congdon and Myers-Wilkins Elementary schools get the go ahead from the MN Department of Education.

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