Audit: Make Changes In MnSCU Back Office Spending
2/9/2010 5:50:20 PM
The Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system hasn't provided adequate oversight of contractors hired to help overhaul its computer network, and upgrades were made without enough thought paid to the end user, according to a report released Tuesday.

Schools To Get Free Training On Dangers Of Internet
2/9/2010 5:46:30 PM
On Tuesday, public safety officials said they will deliver an Internet safety program against online predators to every public school in the state at no charge.

Students Avoid Snowy Travel With Cyber School
2/8/2010 6:37:42 PM
A fleet of state, county and city snow plows hit the roads early as Minnesota's latest winter blast roared to life. By the time it leaves the state, we can expect anywhere from 6 to 12 inches of fresh snow blanketing a good portion of Minnesota.

Black Parent Involvement Honored At Minn. Schools
2/8/2010 6:50:48 AM
Public schools in Minneapolis and St. Paul are joining districts nationwide Monday in celebrating National African American Parent Involvement Day.

Minn. Somali Children Document A Tattered History
2/7/2010 2:10:58 PM
At the Minnesota International Middle School, a charter school that enrolls mostly East African students, groups of elders from the local Somali community wander the halls between classes and convene in several "elders corners" throughout the day, always ready to dispense advice and wisdom and serve as good examples.

Minnetonka H.S. Athletic Director, Coach Resigns
2/5/2010 3:45:48 PM
Minnetonka High School Athletic Director and Boys Basketball Coach John Hedstrom has resigned from the job.

23 Minn. Schools Get Grants For Cutting Carbon
2/5/2010 7:14:07 AM
Twenty-three public high schools, colleges and universities across Minnesota are receiving grants for projects designed to cut their carbon footprints.

U of M Wrongly Slaps Late Fees On Tuition Bills
2/4/2010 7:56:35 PM
About 44,000 University of Minnesota students in the Twin Cities were wrongly billed a $65 late tuition fee, a mistake that the school says has been corrected.

Call For Entries In Minn. Youth Film Fest
2/4/2010 8:56:27 AM
A school-sponsored Minnesota student film festival is putting out a call for entries.

Heavy Backpack? Kids Are Paying For It In Pain
2/3/2010 5:47:53 PM
It seems like kids are getting more homework than ever before, and their backs are paying for it.

Ceridian computer glitch may have helped hacker
2/5/2010 9:41:27 PM
Hacking victim says Ceridian has admitted that computer glitch retained data that should have been deleted.

Brainwaves
2/4/2010 8:24:11 AM
Scientists -- peeking into the minds of patients in vegetative states -- detected glimmers of awareness in some of them.

Hacker attacks Ceridian; data from 27,000 at risk
2/3/2010 8:39:00 PM
The invasion at Ceridian may have affected 27,000 people at 1,900 firms.