Friday, May 17, 2013
Cory McIntyre is the third Hudson School District administrator this school year to leave the Hudson School District for another job.
Hudson School District’s Director of Student Services, Cory McIntyre, is leaving the district for a position with the Maplewood-Oakdale-North St. Paul School District. According to the Hudson School District McIntyre submitted his letter of resignation on May 16. McIntyre was recruited to take over the position of Director of Special Services with Independent School District 622. McIntyre has been with the Hudson School District since July 1, 2009. This is the third Hudson School District administrator this school year to be recruited by another school district. Below is a news release from the district: In a letter to the Board of Education McIntyre stated, “Although I was not looking for a new position, I was recruited to this leadership…
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
The student art gallery will open for viewing at 6 p.m., and the musical portion of the festival begins at 7 p.m.
The student art gallery will open for viewing at 6 p.m., and the musical portion of the festival begins at 7 p.m., according to the St. Patrick Parish School, The Catholic Community of Hudson, WI page on Facebook. According to the post, at least one piece of artwork from each student will be displayed. Musical performances will include the fourth-graders playing recorders, the fifth- and sixth-grade choir, and the seventh- and eighth-graders will put on a musical preview of "The Nifty 50s." The ShamRocks Show Choir also will perofrm.
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Thursday, May 9, 2013
Katelyn M. Baier, a senior at Hudson High School, is one of four Wisconsin students — just 141 nationwide — who earned the prestigious Presidential Scholars award. Her teacher Rick DuBois was also honored with a national award.
Katelyn M. Baier, a senior at Hudson High School, is one of 141 seniors in the country named 2013 Presidential Scholars, according to a press release issued by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction. Each student was asked to name his or her most inspiring teacher, and Baier chose Rick DuBois. He will receive a Teacher Recognition Award from the U.S. Department of Education. From the press release: “Congratulations to Wisconsin’s Presidential Scholars. The award is considered one ofthe nation’s highest honorsfor graduating high school seniors,” said State Superintendent Tony Evers. “These students, supported by their parents and teachers, have devoted themselves to their studies and made a commitment to excellence and service to …
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Controversies over the $648 million reserve fund and the $600,000 Palermo's Pizza deal are bedeviling University of Wisconsin leaders.
It’s hard not to feel a bit sorry for Rebecca Blank, incoming chancellor of the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Sure, the acting U.S. commerce secretary, set to start in July, will make $500,000 a year — plus benefits and perks, including a university residence and car, money for travel and entertainment, and an unpaid academic appointment for her husband. But she’ll be stepping into a host of controversies, drawing flak from all directions. As one UW-Madison student quipped, “Blank is not starting off with a blank slate.” There’ll be ongoing fallout from some legislators’ volcanic eruptions over revelations that the UW System has a $648 million reserve fund. Though this is in line with other state systems, Wisconsin politicians are “…
Sunday, May 5, 2013
A quick look at the top headlines from last week around the Twin Cities east metro area.
Below is a collection of the top news articles from our East Metro Twin Cities sites including Hudson, Stillwater, Oakdale and Woodbury. PHOTOS: SUV Crashes Through Hudson Tanning Salon First responders were called to Touch of Sun Tuesday afternoon after a woman’s medical boot got caught on the accelerator, causing her vehicle to crash through the front window of the tanning salon. UPDATE: Roberts Man Charged in St. Croix Central Elementary School Arson Justin Nelson, 24, of Roberts, has been named as the arson suspect in Tuesday's St. Croix Central Elementary School Fire. How You Can Help St. Croix Central Elementary School Whether you are looking to give books, school supplies or cash, a Hudson business is ready to facilitate your …
Friday, May 3, 2013
As part of the Holocaust unit in modern world history, Hudson High School students are again collecting pop tabs for the 10th Annual “Pop Tabs for Peace” event in which each pop tab represents 50 Holocaust victims.
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Nearly 60,000 people in the region were without power at one time or another after heavy snow hit the area Thursday, May 2. By Thursday night, many were back on line.
UPDATE (9 a.m., Friday, May 3): Wisconsin Xcel Energy workers have been working hard to restore power to the area, and many customers were back on line late last night. Wisconsin Xcel updated Patch Thursday evening with this statement: As of 6 p.m., more than 80 percent of the customers affected by today's snow storm have been restored to service. With snow continuing in some areas and additional outages in the afternoon the number of customers in western and northern Wisconsin and southeastern Minnesota affected by today's storm increased to about 60,000. In Wisconsin, about 6,400 Xcel Energy customers remain without service. A total of approximately 330 field crews (lineman, troubleman) were working restore service in the affected area …
Hudson Schools are closed on Thursday because of inclement weather.
The Hudson School District added the following post later this morning: The decisions made to close, delay, or release students early from school are not made lightly. We are very conscious of the impact closings have on schools, students, and families. There can be a wide variance of snow and road conditions across a district as large as Hudson. While road conditions in one area may be safe, other areas may be hazardous as was the case today. (click here to read more about school closing decisions) There is still no indication from the district on when or how this snow day will be made up. --- UPDATED FROM: The Hudson School District placed the following message on its website on Thursday morning: Hudson Schools are CLOSED today (Thursday…
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Katelyn M. Baier, a senior at Hudson High School, is one of 10 Wisconsin students who are semifinalists for the prestigious Presidential Scholars award.
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Tuesday, April 30
Katelyn M. Baier, a senior at Hudson High School, is one of 10 Wisconsin students who are semifinalists for the prestigious Presidential Scholars award, according to a press release issued by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction. From the release: "Students who are chosen as semifinalists for the Presidential Scholars program must demonstrate their academic and artistic achievement as well as leadership in theirschools and communities," said State Superintendent Tony Evers. "Through dedication to theirstudies and with the support of their parents and teachers, these students have excelled academically and prepared themselves for next steps after high school graduation: college and career." READ THE FULL RELEASE
Saturday, April 27, 2013
A quick look at the top headlines from last week around the Twin Cities east metro area.
Below is a collection of stories from east metro Patch sites: Oakdale, Woodbury, Stillwater and Hudson. Construction of Trinity Academy's $1.3 Million Expansion to Start Late-Spring The $1.3 million dollar expansion and renovation will add more than 12,000 square feet to the building, including five classrooms, a new science lab and art room, and space for private music lessons. River Crest Elementary Principal Travis Barringer Resigns One factor in Barringer's decision to leave the Hudson School District "is the negativity and unjust public criticism directed at administrators throughout my three years in Hudson,” he wrote in a letter to the Hudson Board of Education. One Person Transported After Townhouse Fire on Tall Grass Street The …
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