Minot food pantries got a big boost Monday as Minot High Central Campus students delivered over 10,000 cans of food in honor of Alex Lutes, a student who died earlier this month in a hunting accident. [...]Read More... from Alex’s Army Delivers[...]
If you want to attend either U.N.D. or N.D.S.U., the admissions standards are going up. Minimum G.P.A. will go up to 2.75, and the minimum ACT score will be 22. In addition, the number of core courses required will scale up incrementally[...]
With construction on a new high school just underway, the McKenzie County Public School District No. 1 School Board moved forward with plans to build a second elementary school. [...]Read More... from New Schools in Watford City
The Common Core education standards are a hot button issue, and we’re going to get a taste of the debate during the upcoming legislative session. Get a good preliminary overview of the issue and some of the players in this piece from[...]
A little advice from someone who’s been through the process recently and a little financial support to help lower income students… it’s all apart of Minot’s College Application Day at Minot High. [...]Read More... from College Applications Made Easier
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The $5.9 million bond issue failed by seven votes. [...]Read More... from Garrison School Bond Vote Fails Narrowly
Williston’s growth means western North Dakota will have a new high school. Completion is anticipated in time for the 2016-2017 school year. The class of 2017 will be the schools first. [...]Read More... from New High School in Williston
The program will graduate ten students this year, but with 278 students enrolled graduation numbers are expected to grow sharply. The program has had no difficulty placing students into jobs. [...]Read More... from UND Adds Petroleum Engineering Program
The grading system is part of the state’s new Common Core standards and is designed to more accurately track a students progress. [...]Read More... from Standards Based Grades Implemented in Bismarck Middle Schools
Just another sign of the times in the oil patch. It’s a $17 million dollar expansion for classrooms, a gym, a cafeteria and other improvements. [...]Read More... from School Expansion in Alexander
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