Editorial: Start of school brings new reasons for vigilance
As this issue of the Rosemount Town Pages reaches mailboxes we are just five days from the start of a new school year. When they’re not busy shopping for new clothes and notebooks, children and teens everywhere are busy trying to cram every last bit of recreation they can into the final hours before they return to structured schedules of school days.
RELATED CONTENTService organization comes to DCTC
Club will provide service opportunities and connections for students
RELATED CONTENTStudents attend summer business program
Students spend a week preparing for life after high school
RELATED CONTENTSchool receives excellence award
Shannon Park Elementary is one of nine schools receiving Minnesota School of Excellence recognition this year
RELATED CONTENTCampus notes
Rebecca E Gasper, Kimberly S Hansen, Alicia A Stormer, Elizabeth A Campbell and Alex W Johnson have been honored by institutions of higher learning.
RELATED CONTENTCollege beefs up baseball facilities
For the first time, Blue Knights teams will be able to play on campus
RELATED CONTENTISD 196 student handbook is coming
Parents and guardians of students enrolled in District 196 schools will receive the Overview of Student Rights and Responsibilities handbook for the 2010-11 school year. The handbooks will be mailed the week of Aug. 23 to every household with a child enrolled in the district, one handbook per household.
RELATED CONTENTSurvey shows satisfaction
Residents mostly expressed satisfaction with the district in a recent survey
RELATED CONTENT3 Rosemount schools don’t make AYP
Three elementary schools fall short of required progress toward No Child Left Behind goals
RELATED CONTENTSchool levy will be on November ballot 
District survey shows early support for a $525-per-student levy
RELATED CONTENTDistrict recognized for financial reporting
For the eighth year in a row, District 196 was selected to receive the Certificate of Excellence in Financial Reporting from the Association of School Business Officials International.
Food for thought
Program at the Rosemount Family Resource center teaches kids to make healthful eating decisions
RELATED CONTENTEnergy meeting focuses on turbine
Residents expressed concerns about — and impatience for — a new research turbine on UMore property
RELATED CONTENTPart reunion, part introduction
School will open the doors of its all-class reunion to the public. History of church goes back 150 years.
RELATED CONTENTGrant will help DCTC train smart-grid workers
College will teach line workers and electricians new green technology
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