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SLEEPY EYE District 84 Superintendent John Cselovszki reported nobody was in COVID-19 isolation and just one adult was in quarantine in the school Wednesday.
“This is good news. The numbers are looking great,” Cselovszki said “We are fully (COVID-19) vaccinated K-12.”
Cselovszki said a virtual kindergarten roundup was held Monday on Google with 28 parents and students participating.
“We plan to give one-on-one building tours by appointment,” said Cselovszki.
The board unanimously approved, on a motion by Brian Nelson, seconded by Bryan Sellner, several consent agenda items:
⢠An open enrollment for one student tranferring out to the Minnesota Virtual Academy.
Twin Cities entrepreneur develops mental health website for teens January 10, 2021 8:16am Text size Copy shortlink:
Katie Dorn, veteran entrepreneur and former school counselor, has never seen a tougher emotional state for high school kids than these COVID-driven times of separation, hardship and anxiety.
She and her small crew at EmpowerU have spent four years developing with 35 schools and 1,000-plus students a solution that packages an online program with counseling support. We haven t made money [yet], said Dorn, who just started paying herself what she made at a school years ago. But this is my passion project. We ve created a solution that is making a difference in building resilience. We walk with the students.
Health care heroes spark interest for teens looking into medical fields
The Destination Career Academy is a free virtual school program that introduces Minnesota teens to different areas of medicine. Author: Shelley Stridsberg Updated: 7:35 AM CST December 24, 2020
HOUSTON, Minnesota You ve heard the saying, not all heroes wear capes.
It seems like they wear scrubs and face shields instead. After an incredibly tough year, Minnesota teens are being inspired by their acts of bravery. It s just taking on a whole new level of interest for students because it s the here and now. You know, the real world, what s going on, said Reba Leither. She teaches health care exploration and medical terminology at the Minnesota Virtual Academy.