distance learning

Secondary students in the St. Cloud Area School District will begin transitioning to a different learning model starting next week.

There are still many unknowns on what school will look like for K-12 students this fall.

Minnesota state officials aren't yet ready to make a decision how the state's K-12 schools will reopen this fall.

This was the inaugural year for Rice Elementary School's International Baccalaureate accreditation.

The Minnesota Department of Education is working to adjust distance learning for students across the state to meet their needs for the remainder of the school year.

Students across the state adjusted to a new way of learning Monday as school district implemented their new distance learning plans.

Students and school officials are entering uncharted territory as they prepare for distance learning.

Families in the St. Cloud Area School District have a better idea of what to expect when distance learning begins next week. The district has posted some information on its website.

Starting next week, Kindergarten through 12th-grade students across the area as well as college students at St. Cloud State and the St. Cloud Technical and Community College will all be logging on to their laptops and computers from home and begin what's expected to be an extended period of online learning.