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Minnesota to make college-level courses more available to high school students
ST. PAUL, Minn. – The State of Minnesota is joining a new initiative to promote dual enrollment programs that lets high school students take college-level courses.
Explainer: How the U.S. Department of Education’s investigation into MSHSL could unfold
The MSHSL doesn’t receive federal or state funding, so how much weight does a threat to pull government funding carry?
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University of Minnesota and Essentia Health believe the opportunity remains to build a bold, shared solution for Minnesota healthcare
Leaders from the University of Minnesota and Essentia Health presented a bold, shared healthcare solution for patients and ...
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College basketball roundup: Rochester Yellowjackets out-shoot Ridgewater, 90-79
Rochester makes 45% of its 3s as Warriors hit 22% of its shots from long range. Also Wednesday, Rochester women rout ...
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Midwest Regional Advisory Council
As part of NPCA’s effort to expand and diversify our volunteer base across the Midwest, our Midwest Team relaunched our Midwest Regional Advisory Council (MRAC) to provide diverse expertise and new ...