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Bluejays fall in season opener against the Tigers
Friday night football is back, as high school teams returned to action this week for another season. The Waseca Bluejays faced off against a team in week one that handed them their first loss and also their last loss of last season. The Bluejays traveled to Stewartville to take on the Tigers in a rematch of last year's class AAA quarterfinal. The Bluejays were once again no match for the Tigers, as Stewartville handed them a 24-6 loss in the season opener. ...
Waseca football captains look to make run in state playoffs coming off section championship
The 2024 Waseca Bluejays football team is looking to repeat as section champions and make a run in the state tournament, where they lost in the first round last year. The team is led by Brandyn Jascha, Demarius Russell, Ben Hagen, and Tauston Rupe. The four seniors were named captains for the 2024 season as they head into their final season playing under the lights on Friday nights. The Bluejays...
HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL NOTEBOOK: PAS takes mid-game leads, but Waseca still sweeps
NEW ULM — Here’s the good news. The Pipestone Area Schools volleyball team possessed the lead in each of the first two sets versus Waseca during the Big South Crossover Saturday at New Ulm High School. Now, it’s time for the sad news — the Bluejays still swept...
Administrator’s Corner: Many possibilities ahead for growth this year
Welcome back to another school year! As we begin this new chapter, I want to express how excited we are to partner with you in supporting your child’s educational journey. Our dedicated teachers and staff have been working hard to create a nurturing and stimulating environment where every student can thrive. We look forward to the many opportunities for learning, growth and success that this year will bring. The post Administrator’s Corner: Many possibilities ahead for growth this year appeared first on Albert Lea Tribune.
Reading, math, and science scores up in Rochester schools, down in Albert Lea and Austin
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. – The Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) has released the scores from the 2024 Minnesota Comprehensive Assessments (MCAs). MDE says scores in reading, math, and science remained steady for the 2023-2024 school year and an improvement in consistent attendance rates among all student groups for 2023. “We...
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