Anthony Lonetree

Senate DFLers and the teachers union back the erasing of funds first approved in 1969; schools say that could price out families seeking the best choice for children.

Final budget approvals are expected in both St. Paul and Minneapolis on June 10.

Two lawsuits, one filed by parents and another by the American Civil Liberties Union, seek to end a ban on books that the suits say were based on the viewpoints or stories they conveyed.

A nationwide campaign on Tuesday sought to raise alarms about the potential damage that cuts could do.

Hispanic students are key to increases, with Minneapolis welcoming new native Spanish speakers and St. Paul stepping up recruitment efforts.

St. Paul leads the way with take-home breakfasts and lunches, and St. Cloud students have expressed interest, as well. But will the kids eat them?

Highland Park Senior High School event was billed for those who “identify as a student of color.”

Stacie Stanley, who grew up in the Rondo neighborhood and graduated from Central High, will start with the district on May 12.

A hearing was held Monday as school districts rush to meet a March 15 deadline to set local policies.

Districts across Minnesota are due to receive $531 million in automatic per-pupil funding increases during the next two years, but costs are rising and chances for significant new aid are slim.