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Mahtomedi school changes the dynamics of recess

Mahtomedi school changes the dynamics of recess

At first glance, recess at O.H. Anderson Elementary School in Mahtomedi looks like recess anywhere else. Children are running and laughing, some are in the grass throwing a football, and others have organized a kickball game.

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In schools, even chemistry is going green

In schools, even chemistry is going green

Chemistry professors these days are trying some new approaches to minimize the amount of hazardous substance students are exposed to, and as schools turn to more green chemistry, the benefits could include cost savings and possibly more career options for students.
by Tim Post

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North Dakota State president resigning

North Dakota State University President Joseph Chapman, who has been at the center of controversy over the cost of his new home and a trip to Washington, D.C., says he is resigning next year.

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Math results show racial achievement gap hasn't changed

Math results show racial achievement gap hasn't changed

While a new report says Minnesota's fourth and eighth graders continue to rank highly in math skills, it also exposes a key shortcoming -- the gap between how well white students perform compared to students of color.
by Tom Weber

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