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Living out her dream job

Living out her dream job When Megan Blake was in kindergarten she was busy playing school in her basement. Now she's doing the real thing. The Bailey Elementary teacher has been named the "Elementary Educator of the Year" by the Woodbury Chamber of Commerce.

By Amber Kispert-Smith , December 15, 2010

Apologetic School Board backs off Spanish Immersion proposals

District 833 School Board members apologized for a problematic Spanish Immersion task force process that they created and signaled that they will not vote on controversial expansion proposals later this month.

By Scott Wente, South Washington County Bulletin , December 03, 2010

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Supporters, critics of Spanish Immersion program state their case at hearing

Supporters of expanding the Spanish Immersion program in District 833, along with those that oppose the plan, expressed their opinions at a public hearing on the issue Tuesday evening at Park High School.

By Judy Spooner , December 01, 2010

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District 834 looks into revising boundaries

School boundaries might seem like old hat for families of the South Washington Schools, but for the Stillwater Area School District, it’s just beginning.

By Amber Kispert-Smith , November 29, 2010

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Larger venue planned for Spanish Immersion meeting

A second public meeting on proposed expansion of the Spanish Immersion program has been moved to a larger room.

November 26, 2010

Emotions high at Spanish Immersion meeting

Anger over the possible closure of a District 833 elementary school to house an expanded Spanish language Immersion program brought more than 600 people on Tuesday to the first of two public meetings on the issue.

By Judy Spooner , November 24, 2010

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Celebrating the history of Thanksgiving

Celebrating the history of Thanksgiving Joan Hochman's third grade class celebrated Thanksgiving early today, Tuesday, with its annual Thanksgiving program.

November 23, 2010

Gelbmann says he favors Spanish Immersion expansion

District 833 School Board member Jim Gelbmann said he favors expansion of the district’s Spanish Immersion program or, if a majority of fellow board members will not support expansion, the elimination of what he said is an unfair way to fill spots in the program.

By Judy Spooner , November 23, 2010

When art meets math, science and more

When art meets math, science and more Conventional wisdom may say that art and math are as different as night and day, but Bailey Elementary art teacher Jessica Frisco is hoping to prove that’s not true.

By Amber Kispert-Smith , November 17, 2010

Spanish Immersion proposals roil some parents

Some parents at an area school are afraid their children will lose their neighborhood school to a growing Spanish-language Immersion program.

By Judy Spooner , November 17, 2010

Parents protest Spanish Immersion expansion

Parents protest Spanish Immersion expansion A group of Woodbury Elementary School parents are taking their concerns about District 833’s Spanish Immersion program to the streets.

By Bulletin staff , November 16, 2010

Honoring veterans

Honoring veterans Valley Crossing Community School honored its veterans today, Nov. 11, at a Veterans Day Ceremony.

November 11, 2010

Lunchtime in a limo

Lunchtime in a limo Liberty Ridge Elementary students rode in style on Nov. 5 when they took a hummer limo ride, complete with pizza, as a reward for raising the most money in the school’s Chip Shoppe fundraiser. The school raised $47,000 to go towards school supplies.

November 05, 2010

Proofreading products

Logan Carstensen’s seventh grade science class at Lake Middle School recently wrapped up a project where students identified errors in the usage of the metric system on various products.

By Amber Kispert-Smith , November 02, 2010

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833 screening program identifies those who need a little help

833 screening program identifies those who need a little help Minnesota requires that all students entering kindergarten must be screened — for visual-motor, language and cognition, fine motor, gross motor and verbal reasoning — prior to entering kindergarten in order to see where they are developmentally.

By Amber Kispert-Smith , September 03, 2010

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