Carter DeJong is a reporter at NewsMiner. He covers a range of topics with a focus on education, including public and private education systems, school safety measures, and campus life, while also exploring construction and real estate themes. Carter's work has been featured in various publications, including NewsBreak, The Alton Telegraph, and the Midland Daily News.
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Carter DeJong's coverage primarily focuses on local issues in Alaska, particularly education and government & politics. He heavily relies on government announcements and press releases for his articles.
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As he covers natural disasters occurring in Fairbanks area as well as funding-related news about educational programs, relevant experts or organizations involved in disaster response efforts and educational policy advocacy are potential sources of interest for him.
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By: Carter Dejong
The school had two teams compete in the VEX Robotics World Championship in St. Louis.
By: Carter Dejong
'Today is a day of celebration, pride, reflection and excitement,' said East Grand Forks Superintendent Kevin Grover.
By: Carter Dejong
LucentHD offered a donation as part of its bid, but the School Board wasn't told, the company's owner said. Meanwhile, the district AD says a donation would compromise the integrity of the process.
By: Carter Dejong
Daktronics, a South Dakota-based company, was awarded the contracts.
By: Carter Dejong
North Dakotans will vote in November on a ballot measure that would require school districts to offer free breakfast and lunch to all students.
By: Carter Dejong
“We are happy you found this community,” said Principal Terry Bohan. “With it, you found another road to success in high school."
By: Carter Dejong
The career academy's CNA program is of particular interest for East Grand Forks students.
By: Carter Dejong
After a decision last year by the Legislature, North Dakota's first charters could open in 2027.
The Betty Engelstad Center was packed with families celebrating the graduates.
Among the 252 Red River graduates were 53 National Honor Society inductees, as well as 32 National Technical Honor Society members.
