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ON MY MIND Academic Triathlon Awards Ceremony
The 2009-2010 Academic Triathlon Awards Ceremony of School District 833 was held today at Bailey Elementary School at 7 pm. Academic Triathlon is an after school enrichment program offered to 5th gra...
Posted on 4/13/10 at 4:29 PM
School Board turns to former member for appointment
Katy McElwee-Stevens is headed back to the South Washington County School Board.
By Judy Spooner , January 07, 2013
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Crosswinds program would change under 833
Two more players in the bidding to take over Crosswinds School in Woodbury are in the same boat as South Washington County Schools: None of them has a precise plan for future of the school, according to East Metro Integration District board members.
By Judy Spooner , December 21, 2012
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WHS' Sommer remembered as devoted teacher, friend
Hank Freeman remembers Andy Sommer’s first year at Woodbury High School.
By Mike Longaecker , December 19, 2012
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Longtime Woodbury High School teacher Sommer dies
Woodbury High School is mourning one of its own today.
December 19, 2012
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’Beautiful backdrop’ added at Red Rock
Red Rock Elementary’s commons area received a bit of a facelift Monday when the school unveiled a new mural.
By Amber Kispert-Smith , December 18, 2012
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Panel balks at District 833 plan to acquire Crosswinds school
South Washington County Schools submitted an incomplete plan to take over the Crosswinds school in Woodbury, but had faced a tight deadline and was granted more time to develop its proposal.
By Scott Wente , November 29, 2012
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District 833 School Board moves forward on Crosswinds takeover
District 833 School Board members unanimously agreed to proceed with a letter of interest to the East Metro Integration District, which can no longer afford to operate the integration school.
By Judy Spooner , November 28, 2012
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Woodbury High School students embrace ‘It can wait’ message
It may be no surprise to people that texting and driving has become an increasingly big problem for teenagers. What might surprise some is that texting and driving is 23 times more likely to cause an accident than drinking and driving, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA.)
By Amber Kispert-Smith , November 28, 2012
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