Local kids had permission to ‘act up’ at camp
Abby Neitz feels like a princess when she’s on stage.
RELATED CONTENT833 webcasting board meetings 
Beginning with this week’s Aug. 19 meeting, District 833 School Board meetings will be available online.
RELATED CONTENTMarching to the beat, despite the heat 
High school marching bands focus on new shows
RELATED CONTENTIB students already back to school 
Two-week summer class prepares students for rigorous courses
RELATED CONTENTKIWI kids check veggies at market 
Kid’s Club joins international effort to be healthy, help others
RELATED CONTENTSchool board ramps up mental health efforts 
Move comes in response to two suicides this spring
RELATED CONTENT833 not on list of districts not making ‘adequate yearly progress’ 
Woodbury and East Ridge high schools on the list
RELATED CONTENTFormer superintendent takes helm in Stillwater Area School District 
The Stillwater Area School Board is set to hire Tom Nelson, retired South Washington County Schools superintendent, as its interim superintendent for a year.
RELATED CONTENTSafety Town Camp 
Some of the youngest children in the community made some new friends last week when local teens helped them learn how to stay safe.
RELATED CONTENTDistrict 833 science test scores up 
In recent years, the effort put forth by School District 833 in science is leading to improved results in the Minnesota Comprehensive Assessment science test, according to Rick Spicuzza, district assistant superintendent for curriculum and assessment.
RELATED CONTENTNew habitat for nature-focused school 
Michael Frome Academy leaves Woodbury, adopts new name
RELATED CONTENTLunch is served at Lions Park 
Volunteer presses for free student lunches this summer
RELATED CONTENT833 test scores: Oltman could face watch list 
Oltman Middle School is at risk of appearing on the state’s list of schools not making adequate yearly progress due to dropped test scores.
RELATED CONTENTRaptors host top corps 
Members of the East Ridge High School marching band had the opportunity of a lifetime this month as they were host to the nation’s top drum corps.
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