Oak Knoll Animal Hospital has been part of the community for more than 30 years and is now moving to a new location for a bigger space.
Currently located at 7202 Minnetonka Blvd, the hospital is moving...
Students who enjoy late start and early release days may be disappointed by the number scheduled for the 2014-2015 school year.
Besides last month’s late start, only one more half-day is...
Since the drowning of student Abdullahi Charif in February during a middle school physical education class, pool use during the school day has been suspended until the district aquatic task force committee...
St. Louis Park has many resources for research, but lately not all have been working. Although some websites are meant to be blocked for their inappropriate content or connection to social media, other...
The Minnesota state legislature put into effect a new education requirement that requires all Minnesota public schools to help students create and pursue individualized postsecondary education or career...
Earlier today a news source published a story concerning a controversial use of swastika flags by students of the IB 20th Century History class.
The Echo is currently investigating the issue, and a...
The Minneapolis Park Board voted to spend $500,000 on an engineering consultant to revisit environmental concerns surrounding the Southwest light rail project in Kenilworth corridor.
Brad Bourn, a Park...
According to a new Minnesota mandate, all students must now become CPR trained in order to graduate.
CPR certification had been in the sophomore health curriculum previous to the mandate, but has been...
It is human nature to want to help somebody, but the police department is encouraging people to donate to charities rather than panhandlers.
Police Chief John Luse said he wants residents to see giving...
Minnesota is home to the largest population of Somali’s in the United States according to the 2010 Census.
According to Superintendent Rob Metz, the administration felt it needed a new position to help...
Unlike the ACT, the PSAT/NMSQT is made to see what you know and to check the normal body of knowledge a junior would have. It gives students many benefits from scholarships to just experiencing a standardized...
For as long as most Park students can remember, a full year of civics has been the standard for ninth graders. But, starting this year, the program will undergo a big change to help students fulfill the...
