Josh Verges is an Education Reporter at the St. Paul Pioneer Press. He has extensively covered St. Paul public schools and higher education, while also reporting on city government and crime during his career. Josh's work has been featured in various outlets including Yahoo News, The Washington Times, and the Houston Chronicle.
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By: Josh Verges
Jackie Turner, executive chief of administration and operations, said difficult decisions will have to be made for the 2024-25 budget.
By: Josh Verges
Early learning programs and child care see new state funds.
By: Josh Verges
And the Attorney General gets power to stall the Sanford-Fairview merger.
Along with new money, schools soon must offer classes on personal finance, civics and ethnic studies.
By: Josh Verges
Some 60,000 students will be eligible for larger refunds of student fees paid in spring 2020.
By: Josh Verges
Diffley Road was reconfigured after the fatal crash in 2019.
By: Josh Verges
Denarvise Thornton, 54, was hired in December 2021 as the district’s first full-time districtwide athletic administrator.
By: Josh Verges
The same court said a different accuser can’t sue because he wasn’t assaulted at school.
By: Kristi Miller, Josh Verges
U.S. District Judge Jerry W. Blackwell dismissed the lawsuit, stating that the posters constituted government speech and therefore did not fall under the First Amendment challenge.
By: Josh Verges
Instructor Erika López Prater sued the university for removing her after she upset a Muslim student
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