Minnesota schools rank last in the nation for computer science
A lack of computer science course offerings and requirements have led Minnesota high schools to rank last nationally for computer science course opportunities.
Graham Hanson, Staff Reporter
• June 4, 2024
The downfall of ELA education
In this spread, we explore the reasons for declining reading and writing — whether that be a distaste towards reading or a clash between teachers and school board members — as well as what disparities and solutions exist.
Maya Gjelhaug, Isabel Li, Vincent Meyer, and William Overbo
• March 20, 2024
[OPINION] Don’t blame teachers unions for our failing education system
Many point to teachers unions as the cause of many problems plaguing the modern education system. However, their blame is misplaced — these unions do more good than evil.
Elijah Easton, Staff Reporter
• February 22, 2024
[DEBATE] What’s better? Coed vs single-gender schools
Anna Honebrink and Via Yang
• December 24, 2023
A deep dive into the new generation of conspiracy theories
From Jan. 6 and QAnon to Shane Dawson and Chucky Cheese, conspiracy theories are infiltrating the news, politics and classrooms.
Justin Shao, Suha Sharif, and William Overbo
• December 21, 2023
[OPINION] PragerU does not belong in schools
Florida's recent approval of PragerU educational materials for schools sets a dangerous precedent of misinformation in schools
Maya Gjelhaug, Print Editor-in-Chief
• December 14, 2023
The teacher shortage crisis
In schools around the U.S., the teacher shortage problem has only worsened from the COVID-19 pandemic, resulting in schools and students lacking qualified teachers while remaining teachers work harder to pick up the slack.
Lale Akkin, Sidharth Sharma, and Mara Peacock
• October 31, 2023
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