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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS UND law faculty head to Norway to give students new perspectives on law and jurisprudence
It's an international education on what's legal, what isn't By Juan Miguel Pedraza, University & Public Affairs Writer ...
Posted on 5/20/13 at 9:46 AM
LIKE A FISH OUT OF FARGO Culinary School Update: Winemaking, Bubbly, & The Strong Stuff
Join me atSimple, Good & Tastyfor my latest culinary school update. This time, it's all about wine, from winemaking to bubbly to port. I'll meet youthere....
Posted on 5/15/13 at 9:23 AM
THE NEW FORTY God bless the music teachers...
Tonight was Cheyenne's last 8th grade orchestra concert. The final orchestra concert of each school year in West Fargo is always the all-city concert. Grades 6-12 come together at the high school and...
Posted on 5/13/13 at 10:31 PM
PARENT INFORMATION CENTER How to Use Positive Parenting
Positive parenting starts by creating a good relationship with your children so that he/she responds to gentile guidance rather than punishments and threats. The most effective discipline strategy i...
Posted on 5/6/13 at 11:51 AM
STAFF BLOG IN THE SPIRIT Everyone loves a Skit
Ive been there and done this and I can tell you its a wonderfully delicious event. A few years ago, Riverside Christian School, began featuring its students in a yearly dinner theater production. The...
Posted on 4/30/13 at 1:47 PM
Your child's brain on math?: Don't bother
Parents whose children are struggling with math often view intense tutoring as the best way to help them master crucial skills, but a new study released on Monday suggests that for some kids even that is a lost cause.
By Sharon Begley , May 14, 2013
Crookston High has new principal 
Jason Vold has been named the new Crookston High School principal from a field of six finalists, according to the Crookston Area Schools.
By Herald Staff Report , May 10, 2013
Computer glitches derail school tests in 3 states
School districts across several states are rescheduling high-stakes tests that judge student proficiency and even determine teachers' pay because of technical problems involving the test administrators' computer systems.
By Tom Voyne and Tom LoBianco , May 01, 2013
K-12 NOTES: Northwood senior in national poetry contest
Northwood (N.D.) Public School junior and North Dakota Poetry Out Loud Champion Janessa Hensrud is among 53 high school students nationwide to compete today and Tuesday in Poetry Out Loud in Washington, D.C. The winner receives a $20,000 award.
By Herald Staff Report , April 29, 2013
Grand Forks nontraditional high school marks 1,000 graduates
Community High School student Justin Jirout says his little-known school has transformed the way he learns. The school first opened in 1985 as a nontraditional education option for students.
By Jennifer Johnson , April 25, 2013
RANDY MALUCHNIK: Valuable ‘loophole’ helps build schools, roads
Where I was raised, the term “tax loophole” had menacing connotations to working families and often to Main Street business owners. Certainly with all the talk of comprehensive tax reform, “loopholes” must be on the table for consideration at all levels of government.
By Randy Maluchnik , April 07, 2013
GIRLS BASKETBALL: Ada-Borup falls in state title game; Win-E-Mac fourth
MINNEAPOLIS — Minneota sophomore Taylor Reiss didn't want a three-peat of a trip to the state tournament without winning the title.
By Associated Press , March 16, 2013
NDSU releases forecast for student enrollment in Oil Patch schools
Predicting the future is no easy task, especially for cities in the booming western North Dakota Oil Patch. Predicting the future number of students at any given school in that same area may seem a daunting chore.
By Katherine Grandstrand , March 09, 2013
Storm cancels school in scores of Minnesota districts
Tens of thousands of Minnesota students got a day off Tuesday as the second day of a slow-moving snowstorm made travel difficult across much of the region.
By Associated Press , March 05, 2013
Cooper causes some chaos
A major storm swept through the Red River Valley on Sunday as Blizzard Cooper dropped heavy snow and blew in high winds that closed interstates, cancelled events and left some travelers far from home.
By Herald Staff Report , February 10, 2013
All-Star Walleye School set for August on Lake of the Woods and Rainy River
The third annual “All-Star Walleye School” is scheduled for Aug. 8-11 on Lake of the Woods and Rainy River near Baudette, Minn.
By Herald Staff Report , January 27, 2013
ROCK KRUSKA: North Dakota should consider ‘school choice’
Rick Kruska, superintendent of Light of Christ Catholic Schools in Bismarck, write sin about 'school choice'
By Rick Kruska , January 27, 2013
K-12 NOTES: Doodle for Google
K-12 students can submit drawings to Google for a chance at a $30,000 scholarship and a $50,000 technology grant for their school, the company said.
By Herald Staff Report , January 21, 2013
HIGHER EDUCATION NOTES: Alumnae featured in UND lecture series
Several accomplished UND alumnae are featured in this year’s Hultberg Lectureship Series on Feb. 5, the university said... and more.
By Herald Staff Report , January 21, 2013
In social media age, rumors of of school danger spread fast
In the wake of last month's school shooting in Connecticut, where 20 children and six adults were killed at an elementary school, rumors spread across the country via Twitter and Facebook that more violence would follow, putting students and parents on edge.
By Tim Post , January 20, 2013
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