Education

The Minnesota Department of Education rejected a Trump administration order on ending DEI programs, as the federal government threatens cut to funding.

Thousands of Minnesota school buses will soon have cameras designed to catch drivers breaking the law.

The Robbinsdale School Board met Monday night to announce plans to address a $21 million budget shortfall for the 2025-26 school year due to what officials are calling an "implementation error."

A former St. Paul charter school teacher intends to plead guilty to criminal sexual conduct with his former 16-year-old student, according to a recent court filing.

While most students enjoy time away from the classroom during spring break, others in Minneapolis are hard at work.

Five Minnesota State-Mankato international students could face deportation after the university president says DHS apparently cancelled their student status.

Overnight snow in portions of the state has prompted dozens of schools to either delay, close or have e-learning days on Wednesday. 

Both universal free meals in schools and a program that helps with college tuition for low-income learners would shrink if the GOP can pass bills aimed at budget cuts.

Three bills before lawmakers could lower the age at which Minnesota teachers can start collecting pensions.

The overdue library book was checked out in 1926 and librarians found it at a local Ohio branch decades later.

Minnesota State University-Mankato officials announced on Monday one of its international students was detained by ICE over the weekend.

A former Minnesota Teacher of the Year now charged with sexually abusing a student previously faced allegations that he sexually assaulted two of his co-workers, according to police records obtained by the FOX 9 Investigators.

The U.S. Education Department on Wednesday reopened online applications for income-driven repayment plans for student loan borrowers.

A northern Minnesota school district will go to a four-day school week starting this fall.

A teacher is charged with malicious punishment after allegedly stepping on a sixth-grade student during a lockdown drill that he felt the class “wasn’t taking seriously." The victim’s mother has since told authorities her son “was walking around like an 80-year-old from the pain."