Minnesota School Districts and Teachers Union File Federal Suit to Restore “Sensitive Locations” Policy
A high-stakes legal battle over the boundaries of immigration enforcement has reached the U.S. District Court, as a coalition of Minnesota school districts and the state’s largest teachers union, Education Minnesota, filed a landmark lawsuit on…
A Legacy Reimagined: Minnesota Voters to Decide the Future of the Permanent School Fund
In the coming November elections, Minnesota voters will face a unique decision that promises to inject millions of dollars into public education without shifting the burden onto the shoulders of taxpayers. The proposal, which carries rare, unified…
Bridging the Gap: How Minnesota’s Career and Technical Education is Reshaping the Future of High School
This story was produced as part of ThreeSixty Journalism’s 2026 Capitol Reporting Workshop for Minnesota youth, with financial support from the Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation. Every day at 11:30 a.m., as his peers head to lunch or their next…
A Constitutional Opportunity: Minnesota Voters to Decide on Increasing School Funding Without Tax Hikes
By [Your Name/Journalist Desk] In an era defined by contentious budget battles, rising property taxes, and the persistent struggle to adequately resource public education, Minnesota voters will face a rare and intriguing proposition this November. A…
The Digital Professor: Harvard Business School’s Pivot to AI-Driven Pedagogy
By [Your Name/Journalist] August 22, 2026 In the hallowed halls of Cambridge, where the case-study method has reigned supreme for over a century, a quiet revolution is taking place. Harvard Business School (HBS), an institution synonymous with elite,…
A Legacy Reimagined: Minnesota Voters to Decide the Future of the Permanent School Fund
By Investigative Staff In a rare display of legislative harmony, Minnesota lawmakers have united behind a proposal that promises to inject significant capital into the state’s public school system without levying a single additional cent in taxes. This…
Unlocking the Legacy: Minnesota Voters to Decide the Future of the Permanent School Fund
By [Your Name/Journalistic Staff] For over a century and a half, a quiet financial engine has been humming beneath the surface of Minnesota’s public education system. Established in 1858—the very year Minnesota attained statehood—the Permanent School…
A Constitutional Pivot: Minnesota Voters to Decide the Future of Public School Funding
What if Minnesota could significantly bolster its public education system without raising a single cent in property taxes, income taxes, or sales taxes? It sounds like the classic promise of political rhetoric—too good to be true. Yet, this fall,…
A Multimillion-Dollar Opportunity: Minnesota Voters to Decide on Constitutional Amendment to Boost School Funding
By [Your Name/Journalistic Staff] For decades, Minnesota’s public school districts have navigated a perennial tension: the growing cost of quality education versus the political and logistical difficulty of raising taxes. This fall, however, Minnesota…
A Legacy Reimagined: How Minnesota’s $2.3 Billion School Fund Could Transform Education Without Raising Taxes
In the high-stakes world of public education finance, where debates over property tax levies and school board referendums often divide communities, a rare bipartisan consensus has emerged in Minnesota. This fall, voters will face a ballot question that…
