Mara Klecker

What’s for school lunch? In one Minnesota district, that’s partly up to the kids.

Can AI-translated text messages help students? Some Minnesota schools think so.

The school district will tap into reserves and slash central office positions for now, but cuts at the schools may still be coming.

The program, a popular draw at other schools across the metro, will launch at two elementary schools next fall.

Robbinsdale Schools made a $20 million budgeting error. Now what?

Audit finds Minnesota Academies for the Deaf and the Blind lacked financial oversight

Dozens of Minnesota schools turned to taxpayers for more money. Some may have to ask again.

Latest contest in school culture wars: Minnesota school board election endorsements

The options include administrative cuts, spending reserves, seeking more money and increasing class sizes to as many as 34 students at high schools.

Minnesota is now in its second year of offering universal school meals and feeding more students free breakfast creates a new kind of scramble before class.