Education

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Talking college courses for high school students with University of Minnesota

High school students across the state are returning to classrooms and getting back to full schedules of geometry, social studies, physical education and more. But did you know that many high schoolers are simultaneously enrolled in college-level courses through the University of Minnesota?

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Talking summer learning with U of M

Keeping kids engaged and learning over the summer can help prevent learning loss over the extended break from school. 

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Talking school-based solar energy with U of M

As Earth Day approaches, many Minnesotans are striving to make environmentally-friendly decisions that will protect our ecosystem for generations to come. 

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Talking summer reading strategies with U of M

Summer learning loss is a concern for many parents and educators as students finish the school year and spend time away from the classroom during summer break. 

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