University of Minnesota President Eric Kaler voiced "great concern" Friday over Gov. Mark Dayton's bonding proposal, which honors only a portion of the university's $169.5 million capital request.

MADISON, Wis. - A bill that would guarantee Wisconsin's divisive school voucher program doesn't expand without legislative approval looks all but dead after Republican leaders said Friday they don't know if their caucus supports the measure.

Superintendent Mark Porter is being dismissed for poor ratings in the areas of communication, leadership and staff relations, according to the school board of the South Washington County School District.

The Duluth school district estimated Thursday night that it must make about $4.8 million in reductions to its next yearly budget.

President Obama, during his annual address to Congress this week, called on states to keep students in high school until age 18.

Two juveniles had sex several times in different restrooms at a St. Paul school and another student recorded it on a cell phone, police said.

Charter school supporters are backing legislation that could mean a windfall for some of the independent schools, which can't levy taxpayers on their own.

St. Paul is bringing a lauded program closer to home for East Side students - and sending eight staffers to Australia to make it happen.

Anoka-Hennepin school board members approved the expansion of free full-day kindergarten, and the district's program could continue to grow next month.

After months of packing school board meetings in a quiet show of solidarity, teachers in Lakeville have a new two-year contract.

DULUTH, Minn. - The Duluth school board wants to name its interim superintendent to the permanent position.

A citizens group filed a complaint Monday claiming the Baldwin-Woodville school board violated state open-meetings laws over Christmas bonuses given last year to about 200 full- and part-time employees.

The Anoka-Hennepin school district's latest attempt to craft a policy on handling classroom discussions about sexual orientation was called an improvement by some who attended a school board meeting Monday night.

When Ben Peine introduces a lesson to his fourth-grade class at Pine Bend Elementary in Inver Grove Heights, they get excited if it involves technology.

Eagan schoolchildren have been asked to help name the city's new K-9 officer, a 1 1/2-year-old male Belgian shepherd who will replace a dog that died at the end of last year.