Rocori

Minnesota voters overwhelmingly voted to renew school levies on their property taxes, but were less enthusiastic about paying more. The Minnesota School Boards Association reports voters approved nearly 80 percent of operating levy questions on the ballot Tuesday.

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Voters in the ROCORI, Royalton, Albany, Melrose, Foley, Sauk Rapids-Rice, and Sartell-St. Stephen school districts wen to the polls today.

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Voters in the ROCORI school district will be voting on two levy questions on Tuesday. Superintendent Scott Staska says, because both questions are asking voters to continue levies that are already in place, property taxes will not increase.

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Two area school districts are hosting public meetings on their operating levies.

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Voters in the ROCORI school district will be going to the polls on November 8th. Last (Monday) night the school board voted to put two operating levy questions on the ballot.

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The ROCORI school board will decide tonight (Monday) whether to put two operating levy questions on the November ballot. Superintendent Scott Staska says, if approved by the board, the first question would ask the voters to renew a $300,000 levy that is set to expire.

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A piece of Cold Spring history is coming crashing down today (Thursday). The former ROCORI Middle School -- which was the original St. Boniface High School -- is being torn down.

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The Rocori school district is holding a community meeting to discuss school safety - after two students brought weapons to school in April. The meeting will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Rocori High School commons.

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The high schools around the St. Cloud area are all hosting graduation ceremonies in the comings days. St. Cloud Apollo has their commencement at 7:30 p.m. tonight (Thursday) at the St. Cloud Civic Center. Seniors at St. Cloud Tech will get their diplomas tomorrow (Friday) at 7:30 p.m. also at the Civic Center.

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Police records show about 40 minutes went by from the time a principal discovered a student had a gun at a Stearns County school until she was able to reach the school's police officer.

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