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By Mavis FodnessSeptember 10, 2025Students at Luverne Middle-High School received an inspirational message Friday to end the first week of the 2025-26 school year. Caitlyn Miller, a 2010 LHS graduate, spoke to 623 seventh- through 12th-grade students in the performing arts center. She last spoke to students in 2016 after she participated in a two-person row across the Atlantic Ocean. She finished that row in 58 days, 5 hours…- By Mavis FodnessJune 11, 2025Three members of the Luverne High School student council have appealed to school board members to reinstate free event admission to senior high students. The board may address that request at their next meeting on June 17. Incoming Student Council President Tyler Hodge and council representatives Xander Carbonneau and Olivia Lund asked to make their request at the board’s May 22 community input…
By Mavis FodnessMay 28, 2025Kindergarten through fifth-grade students at Hills-Beaver Creek Elementary School participated in a special field trip on the last day of the 2024-25 school year Wednesday, May 21. The 155 students and staff members boarded buses for the short trip across town to the east edge of Beaver Creek where they toured the new elementary school and child care center currently under construction.…- October 03, 2017To the Editor: I had the opportunity to serve water to the participants at the Tri-State Band Festival. I was so encouraged by the appreciation and respect demonstrated by the students. Every one of them said thank you and more as we offered our small gift. I noticed the same courtesies illustrated as we worked with the boys from Southwestern Youth Services a couple of weeks ago. Kudos to the…
- September 05, 2017Thousands of preschool through 12th-grade students entered schools throughout the area this week. It’s a fresh start. A clean slate. A new way to start over with a positive focus on the tasks at hand. Most importantly, the new school year is a chance for young people to learn to communicate and understand that, while issues seem overwhelming, there are ways to overcome them. This summer the…
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