Education

The Duluth School Board held a special meeting on Monday, August 24, where they supported adjusting how students will learn during the first quarter of the 2020 school year.

Northland schools are preparing to open with a variety of options available to students due to COVID-19. Essentia Health has offered a helpful digital toolkit, which you'll likely want to bookmark.

Undergraduates at the University of Minnesota-Duluth may start the school year with all classes be taught online only, based on a proposal by University of Minnesota President Joan Gabel.

Swenson College of Science and Engineering faculty have submitted a list of changes they want implemented before August 31, when classes are scheduled to resume.

A lot of great online security tips here tips for the entire family.

The University of Wisconsin-Superior has just received a large grant to fund a 4 session speaker series at the college to discuss how we can civically emerge stronger from this pandemic.

In the press conference Walz said it was the school district's decision on how they wanted to proceed with handling fall learning. The state will offer guidance.

Like many parents, we're struggling with the choice of sending our kids to school or having them learn at home. But in reality, we don't have much of a choice.

Nearly 2 out of 5 students start the school year without all the supplies on their school list. You help kids in the Northland start their year right with an online donation.

A lot of students are unsure of their fall college plans due to COVID-19. UWS has introduced a program for first year students to help them get their college career started.

The popular summer event is going virtual because of COVID-19. Starting on June 24th, kids can watch Dazzling Dave do his amazing Yo-Yo tricks and learn a few things.

The DTA has an extra supply of masks, so they've announced they are giving them out to the public free of charge.