A plan for a new elementary school could be coming to the Sauk Rapids-Rice school district in the near future. A community task force made of 75 to 100 people is likely to recommend the Sauk Rapids-Rice School District build a new elementary school when they present to the board in June.
With facility study details emerging and ongoing implementation of student technology, new Sauk Rapids-Rice school board chair Mark Hauck is ready for a crucial year.
Lunches for students in Sauk Rapids-Rice schools could cost five cents more next school year. State and Federal law requires schools to charge a minimum weighted average price for paid lunches.
A Sauk Rapids-Rice High School science teacher is a candidate for Minnesota Teacher of the Year. John Lelwica teaches anatomy, physiology and 10th grade biology and has been with the school since 2000.