An elephant, a cat in a hat, and a town full of tiny people walk onto a stage. No, it's not the beginning of a joke; it's Chisago Lakes High School's fall musical. Directed by Rachel Lexvold, Chisago Lakes High School is proud to present Seussical, a musical that brings …
The plans that Chisago Lakes School Board has for using several million in bond proceeds for a series of projects got the thumbs up from the state in their required “review and comment.”
The unassuming brick front building in the Chisago City Business Park, where Wolf Creek Online School is located, has been home to hundreds of charter school enrollees since 2008 who were able to pursue an education even as traditional options failed. This Wolf Creek facility has 250 enrolled currently and …
About three dozen area school officials, law enforcement agency reps and professionals who work to promote and keep track of public school attendance, gathered at the Chisago County Public Safety Center meeting room over the summer to coordinate anti-truancy efforts.
The Chisago Lakes School Board took a step toward a major round of parking lot improvements, while also hearing encouraging enrollment numbers and an update on the district’s strategic plan at their latest school board meeting on Thursday, August 20.
Members of the North Branch Area Community Education brought school supplies to the annual Stuff The Bus event August 11 in Central Park. The supplies will be given to students and families for children in need for the upcoming school year.
State lawmakers in the last session in St. Paul found at least one method to increase funding for public schools without raising taxes, and it was approved nearly unanimously. The increase can be achieved through a hike in the distribution amount from the School Trust Lands Fund, but it will …
The Chisago Lakes School Board voted July 16 to officially express their intention to issue facilities maintenance bonds. The vote was one of the multiple measures that need to happen to put together financing of about $16 million for projects deemed too critical to wait.
The Chisago Lakes School Board got some details last week on proceeding with projects which have been deferred with the exception of major work needed at the middle school. The middle school will be a stand alone referendum in the near future, Supt. Brian Dietz stated.
The North Branch Area Schools Superintendent contract was adopted for another three years, by the school board, last week. The vote was 4-0 with members Naegele and Trampe absent.
Chisago Lakes Senior High School and North Branch Senior High School each held their proms Saturday. Chisago Lakes held prom at Big Rock Creek Event Center in St. Croix Falls and North Branch held prom at Jimmy’s Entertainment Center in Vadnais Heights.
The Chisago Lakes School Board held their monthly meeting on Thursday, March 19 and although the agenda was light on time, there were a few important topics discussed at the meeting.