Jordan Shearer is an Education Reporter at the Rochester Post Bulletin. He covers K-12 education, drawing on his extensive experience in regional interests and the education system, while also touching on themes such as law and legal affairs and competitive sports. Jordan's work has been featured in various publications, including the Duluth News Tribune, St. Paul Pioneer Press, and Yahoo News.
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By: Jordan Shearer
Two schools. One building.
By: Jordan Shearer
Over the course of four years, Rochester Public Schools received more than $41 million worth of COVID Relief funding. The deadline for schools to either spend or earmark the funding was Sept. 30, meaning the district is just now beginning to become independent of that funding source.
By: Jordan-Shearer
The U.S. Department of Education was created during the administration of Jimmy Carter in 1979 through the Department of Education Organization Act.
By: Jordan Shearer
After years of adjustments to find the best time for students to begin their day, Rochester Public Schools has landed on a solution that — while imperfect — seems finally to be a step in the right direction.
By: Jordan Shearer
Among 306 responses from 7-12th grade students, 46% said the district should try the four-day week, 25% said it should keep the five-day schedule, and 29% said they don’t care either way.
By: Jordan-Shearer
The lawsuit is 26 pages and details harassment of multiple students. It also alleges negligence by the district's staff and school resource officer.
By: Jordan Shearer
Two weeks after Election Day, the School District announced that Superintendent Kent Pekel had signed another three-year contract, extending his time in Rochester until at least midway through 2028.
By: Jordan-Shearer
Although the class is the result of new state science standards, it also helps students investigate some of the most pressing issues of their day.
By: Jordan-Shearer
This is the first time since 2005 that the first night of Hanukkah has coincided with Christmas Day.
By: Jordan-Shearer
“We are not greatly increasing funding and launching new programs,” Superintendent Kent Pekel said. “The resources will allow us to provide our educators and especially our families with stability.”
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