LONG-RANGE FACILITIES PLAN
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David Ross: Red Plan is Duluth's economic stimulus 
We were excited to engage the services of the Labovitz School of Business and Economics’ bureau of business and economic research, a highly regarded organization, to provide members of our community unbiased information regarding this controversial initiative.
By David Ross , June 04, 2009
Group says Let Duluth Vote failed to report donations, spending
Move Forward Duluth, a group that supports the Duluth school district's long-range facilities plan, has asked the St. Louis County Attorney to determine whether state law was broken.
By Mark Stodghill , May 18, 2009
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District submits environmental assessment on Ordean school site
Now it’s up to the Duluth Planning Commission to decide whether the project warrants a more extensive environmental study, which could delay construction.
April 14, 2009
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Ordean plans ready for approval
Architects working on the project presented the latest version of schematic designs to board members tonight.
April 13, 2009
More school construction bids awarded; most go to local firms
Fifteen of the 16 contracts awarded went to local firms, according to Kerry Leider, property and risk manager for the Duluth school district. Both projects also came in under budget.
April 02, 2009
School Board sets budget cuts
The Duluth School Board voted tonight to close both Ordean Middle School and Piedmont Elementary School at the end of this school year, a year earlier than first planned.
By Jana Hollingsworth , March 09, 2009
Community meeting tonight on designs for Lester Park Elementary
The Duluth school district will host a community meeting tonight to discuss the latest schematic designs for the new Lester Park/Rockridge Elementary School.
February 12, 2009
Parents see plans for new Laura MacArthur Elementary School
A year and a half from now, students attending Laura MacArthur Elementary School will be able to walk out of their building and across the street into a brand new school.
February 12, 2009
Dixon: Challenges remain for Duluth school district in 2009
Superintendent Keith Dixon reflected on the busy year the Duluth school district endured in 2008 and warned of the hard financial challenges that wait in 2009 during his annual State of the Schools address Tuesday night.
January 21, 2009
Levy approval progressive, critical
Our fellow School Board member, Gary Glass, authored a column in last Sunday’s News Tribune (“‘No’ vote for operating levy is not anti-education”) that was filled with misinformation about our school district’s operating levy. For example, he suggested the operating levy could be used to fund the district’s long-range facilities plan. Glass was absolutely wrong about that and about other items.
By Mary Cameron and Ann Wasson , October 19, 2008
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