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Education News

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 denies Franco's request for new trial

A judge has denied a request from Olga Franco for acquittal or a new trial. Franco was convicted last month in connection with a school bus crash near Cottonwood which killed four children.
by Mark Steil

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Pawlenty renews push to change teaching rules

Pawlenty renews push to change teaching rules

Gov. Tim Pawlenty traveled the state today to discuss education initiatives he'd like to see pass during next year's legislative session. Some of the ideas might sound familiar because Pawlenty has pursued them before.
by Tom Weber

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University of Minnesota to open Confucius Institute

The University of Minnesota will open a Confucius Institute on Friday. It will promote the study of Chinese language and culture throughout the state, particularly in K-12 education and in the business community.

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Muslim parents, Willmar schools reach agreement on prayer time

A few Somali parents in Willmar complained that the public schools weren't allowing their Muslim children to step out of class for daily prayer. Today, school officials said they won't change their policy, which allows students to pray during lunch time and between classes.
by Ambar Espinoza

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State wants feedback on science standards

State wants feedback on science standards

The state Department of Education wants to know what Minnesotans think of its updated list of standards for science education. The first of six public hearings will be held tonight in Fergus Falls.
by Tom Weber

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Tuition increase included in proposed U budget

Tuition increase included in proposed U budget

University of Minnesota President Robert Bruininks unveiled his budget proposal today, which will ask lawmakers for nearly $150 million in new money. It also calls for a 4.5 percent increase in tuition.
by Tim Post

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City cops take over high school beat

City cops take over high school beat

Minneapolis public schools are once again being patrolled by city police. Security at the schools had been provided for the past five years by Minneapolis Park Police.
by Tom Weber

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