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Family and consumer science classes head into the community

Family and consumer science classes head into the community Students in the Jefferson High School family and consumer science classes in Alexandria were recently out and about learning in the community.

April 17, 2013

Sessions focus on nanotechnology research

A leading forest products nanotechnology researcher is the keynote speaker at NanoTECH 2013 February 28 at St. Cloud State University.

January 31, 2013

Conference introduces kids to science

More than 700 5th and 6th grade students from several school districts, including Alexandria, will learn about everything from aliens to zombies at the annual 2013 Science Rocks!

January 09, 2013

District 206 students showcase science fair projects

District 206 students showcase science fair projects A total of 350 elementary students recently exhibited projects at the three elementary science fairs sponsored by School District 206.

December 05, 2012

Apollo 11 moon rocks to be transferred to Minnesota Historical Society

Apollo 11 moon rocks are scheduled to be transferred Wednesday from the Minnesota National Guard to the Minnesota Historical Society in front of an audience of children at Science and Technology Academies Reinforcing Basic Aviation and Space Exploration (STARBASE) Minnesota.

December 01, 2012

Young minds -- deep thoughts

Young minds -- deep thoughts What kind of popcorn brand leaves the least amount of unpopped kernels? Which type of water makes grass grow the tallest – well, lake or city water? What type of arrow shoots the fastest? What conditions make churning butter faster?

By Al Edenloff , November 20, 2012

What does Earth look like from Mars?

What does Earth look like from Mars? Note: This article is from the AstroBob Blog on Areavoices. Bob King (AstroBob), works at the Duluth News Tribune in Duluth, Minnesota as a photographer and photo editor. Bob is an avid amateur astronomer.

By Bob King , August 10, 2012

Robotics Team wins entrepreneurship award

Robotics Team wins entrepreneurship award Team to show their work to public during April 30 Community Night event

April 25, 2012

Is U.S. high-speed rail worth the cost?

Local students compete in M3 Challenge to answer that question

April 11, 2012

M State in Fergus Falls showcases opportunities in health and science

Drinking acid? How does your heart work? What’s in pond scum? Inquisitive students can have those and many other questions answered during the Health and Science Showcase at Minnesota State Community and Technical College - Fergus Falls on Friday, Feb. 25.

By Staff Report , February 20, 2011

More than half of Minnesota’s 4th, 8th graders are not proficient in science

Calling this week’s release of the 2009 NAEP Science Assessment results “disappointing and troubling,” Education Commissioner Brenda Cassellius said the report is further proof that Minnesota needs to step up its efforts in educating all students.

By Staff Report , January 29, 2011

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Tracking an invader: Science class studies zebra mussels with DNR

Tracking an invader: Science class studies zebra mussels with DNR Although Nathan Olson knows a lot about zebra mussels, they are still surprising to him.

By Celeste Beam , October 13, 2010

Minnesota selected to participate in international math and science assessment

Minnesota is one of eight states selected by the U.S. Department of Education to participate in a state-level administration of the 2011 Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS).

By Staff Report , October 02, 2010

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Take the MCA Challenge at the Minnesota State Fair

The Minnesota Department of Education invites fairgoers to test their knowledge by taking sample MCA tests in math and science.

By Staff Report , August 29, 2010

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Scientific achievement: Local students do well on state MCA science test

Students will soon be hitting the books once again. They’ll be back in the classroom learning about reading, writing and arithmetic.

By Celeste Beam , August 13, 2010

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