Education
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Two Harbors Shop Students Learn Lessons From Aurora Race Team
Class room lectures are fine for getting basic facts but hands on learning is the best way to hammer home knowledge. A few days ago, Two Harbors students rolled up their sleeves for a special lesson in shop class from a Snocross race team. Dave Anderson tells us what they learned.
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Central High in Duluth Could Become an Array of Possibilities
DULUTH, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) - With its prime location and fantastic views the closed Central High School building in Duluth could become a hot property.
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Duluth School Board Member Enters Closed Session Under Protest
Duluth school board member Art Johnston entered a closed session of the board at 4:30 Tuesday evening under protest. Johnston said he objected to the new amendment put forward requiring board members to disclose whether they would be recording the meeting.
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Duluth Residents Say Students Take Up Too Much Space
DULUTH, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) - Finding a parking spot near Duluth East High School is becoming more and more difficult. Because school parking is limited, students are taking-up space on the streets, and that's causing headaches for people who live in the neighborhood.
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Mellen Schools Closed Friday
Mellen, WI (Northland's NewsCenter) --- Schools in Mellen, WI will be closed Friday due to high absenteeism.
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Your Green Life: "Farm to School"
Buying locally grown foods is relatively easy for individuals not so easy for an entire school district. In this week's "Your Green Life" Meteorologist Jeff Edmondson takes us to a Northland School that's bringing the farm to the children.
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Predicting A More Unified Duluth School Board After Elections
DULUTH, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) - It was a bittersweet victory for the winning candidates for school board in Duluth. Although they were voted in, they will be facing tough budget decisions because none of the three levy questions passed.
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iPad is Changing One Northland Girl's Life
Duluth, MN - (Northland's News Center) - Autism Spectrum Disorder affects the learning abilities of nearly one in every 110 children in the United States. Now, a non-profit organization is changing the way children with Autism are able to learn, including one girl right here in the Northland.
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CoCoRahs Snow Spotter Network Sets Up In Duluth
In the dead of winter, snow totals become a matter of pride to some people. The higher the amount, the better the bragging rights. There's a new way to measure and report snow and the Northland's News Center is helping to spread the word. Meteorologist Dave Anderson has the story.
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Northlanders Speak out on Levy Proposal
Duluth, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) - With an operating levy asking Duluth to help fund education through an increase in taxes on the upcoming ballot, Northlanders have differing opinions on the matter.
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