education

Testing of Virtual Classes May Make Snow Days A Thing Of The Past
When I was young we only had snow days because of snow.  Now it can because of excessive snow or extremely cold temperatures.  Apparently they thought we were tough and could brave the cold in the 70's and 80's.  While students think a snow day is cool, parents on the other hand are faced with finding child care on short notice.  Despite what parents have to deal with, one school in central Minnes
UW Extension Provides FREE Classes in Climate Change Adaptations for Agriculture
Growing up in Wrenshall gave me the opportunity to learn a lot about agriculture through friends like the Laveau family.  Dairy, crops, livestock of all kinds and I loved having "chores".  I'm sure they thought I was nuts!  If you are a farmer, agriculture producer or involved in local agriculture business you may be interested in a presentation on agricultural adaptation for climate cha
Minnesota Zoo’s Zoomobile will Capture Youngsters Attention to Share Animal Knowledge and Teach Respect at the Duluth Public Library
The kids are out of school and you're looking for things to do with them that are free.  Even better, free and educational.  Who doesn't love animals???  THIS is the answer to your prayers and I guarantee both you and your children will enjoy an afternoon with the Minnesota Zoo Zoomobile right here in Duluth! Share this blog so all your friends bring their kids too...and don't forget to ask grandp