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Number of low-income students grows in Twin Cities suburbs

Number of low-income students grows in Twin Cities suburbs

The number of low-income students in the suburbs of the seven-county Twin Cities metro area climbed 64 percent from 2005 to 2015. Now, nearly 130,000 suburban students, or 33 percent, qualify for free or reduced-price meals, up from 20 percent a decade ago.
by The Associated Press

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St. Paul grapples with discipline policies after fights, gun brought to school

St. Paul grapples with discipline policies after fights, gun brought to school

A 16-year-old is facing charges for bringing a loaded handgun to Harding High School. That incident and reports of fights in other St. Paul schools has ignited a conversation about how to keep violence off campuses.
by Peter Cox

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