DGF Superintendent Shannon Hunstead presented the districts $500-per-pupil operating referendum proposal, tied to inflation and running 10 years; she said the district has cut staff and is seeking stability in the face of rising costs and state funding shortfalls.

Moorhead Area Public Schools Superintendent Brandon Lunick presented the districts two-question ballot for Nov. 4: a $5.75-per-pupil operating levy (estimated $4.37 million annually at current enrollment) and a 10-year $1.5 million-per-year capital projects levy. He said failure to pass both would require about $5 million in local reductions.

Superintendent updates on security measures, training, and crime statistics for Clay County schools.

Clay County schools excel in ELA and math, ranking well above state averages.

Board discusses potential adoption of Benchmark or Wonders curricula amid funding concerns.

Two Clay County students receive accolades for Black History Month and National Merit recognition.

Clay County recognizes achievements and leadership within its school district at annual address.

Clay County high schools achieve impressive 95% graduation rate, surpassing state and national averages.