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MPR News keeps track of the latest education news in Minnesota so you can understand the events shaping the future of learning and how it impacts students at any level.

Stay informed about local education events, policies and more happening in schools and colleges across Minnesota.

Judge dismisses Duluth schools lawsuit

Judge dismisses Duluth schools lawsuit

A lawsuit has been dropped over the potential environmental impact of the Duluth school district's long-range facilities plan.

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The last hurrah for a Minnesota school district

This is the last week of class for the McLeod West School district, about an hour's drive west of the metro. It's shutting down next month because of financial problems.
by Tom Weber

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Grim jobs outlook for new college grads

This spring Minnesota college graduates walked across the commencement stage and into one of the most challenging job markets in years. The poor economy means there are fewer jobs available for college graduates. And new grads say even when they find a job to apply for, they're competing with laid off workers who have more experience.
by Tim Post

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Duluth school officials in court today over facilities plan

Duluth school officials in court today over facilities plan

Duluth school officials will be in court today, facing a opponents of the district's long-range facilities plan. They accuse the district of making a sweetheart deal with a consulting and engineering firm.
by Bob Kelleher

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Teachers' union president predicts 1,000 layoffs

Teachers' union president predicts 1,000 layoffs

The head of the state's teachers union says as many as a thousand Minnesota teachers and other staff could lose their jobs, even with a new state budget that keeps education funding flat.
by Tom Weber

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Michael Pollan spreads the word about eating food

Michael Pollan spreads the word about eating food

Journalist and food expert Michael Pollan was often asked for advice about the best things to eat. After a lot of research he came up with a seven word formula: "Eat food, not too much, mostly plants." Now Pollan is being told his ideas are changing lives.
by Euan Kerr

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Commentator says don't move up graduation

Commentator says don't move up graduation

It is just mid-May and many college students across the country, and Minnesota, have already received their 2009 diplomas. That's caught the attention of Morning Edition commentator Peter Smith.

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K-12 funding stays flat, but schools are still cutting

K-12 funding stays flat, but schools are still cutting

Schools in Minnesota will get the same amount of state money next year as they got this year -- that's what the governor signed into law over the weekend. But even with flat funding, districts statewide have already made cuts to their own budgets.
by Tom Weber

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