DULUTH EAST HIGH SCHOOL
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The Port Cties Young Student Volunteers Recognized This Year Are: Lynsey Carlson, Duluth Central High School Casie Ecklund, Proctor Senior High School Michelle Hobbs, Denfeld High School Sara Huds...
Posted on 5/5/10 at 12:00 PM
Hand washing takes Duluth teen to international science fair 
We’ve all been told it’s a good idea to wash our hands. But now researcher Tim Renier — a sophomore at Duluth East High School — has demonstrated just how good an idea it is.
By Steve Kuchera , May 11, 2013
Vandals strike Duluth East
Duluth East High School students arrived at school Friday morning and confronted a scene of graffiti, toilet paper and maintenance crews washing massive amounts of egg off their three-story glass facade.
By Jana Hollingsworth , May 26, 2012
As class sizes grow, so do concerns over learning
A student-to-teacher ratio of 30-1 or higher in the Duluth school district threatens to erode the learning process, educators say.
November 14, 2010
An emerging culture comes to class
Thanks to an international learning program, Duluth high school students are learning about the world’s fastest-emerging culture.
By Jana Hollingsworth , October 19, 2010
Emotional switches begin for students as Red Plan looms ahead
As part of the Duluth East “Hound Pack,” junior Kat LaFleur spent some of her first day at the school helping freshmen learn the ropes. But the former Central student also was finding her own way on Thursday.
By Jana Hollingsworth , September 10, 2010
Prep Report: Duluth East sweeps Hermantown
September 08, 2010
Greyhounds lose opener
Duluth East fans have a history of chanting “That’s another East first down,” whenever their team moves the chains. That chant was absent for most of the Greyhounds’ opener as they suffered a 48-13 loss to fellow Class AAAAA opponent St. Francis on Friday.
By News Tribune staff , September 04, 2010
Oles received promotion hours before Superior shooting
The day she died, April Oles learned she was likely to become the head cheerleading coach at Duluth East High School.
By Jana Hollingsworth , August 27, 2010
Duluth East grad now working near West Wing
Inspired by Barack Obama's call to service, Duluth native Zach Portilla quit college and landed a job at the White House.
By Jana Hollingsworth , August 26, 2010
Noise at new Duluth East High School site upsets neighbors
Loretta Peterson fully expected some annoyances and inconveniences would accompany the construction of a new eastern high school next door to her home in Duluth, but she hadn’t anticipated just how disruptive the project would be. Last Saturday, she awoke to the beeping and banging sounds of machinery in action at the former Ordean Middle School.
By Peter Passi , August 16, 2010
Duluth schools almost half done
As the school construction projects at Denfeld and Ordean near the halfway point, the unique features at each school are beginning to reveal themselves.
By Jana Hollingsworth , July 16, 2010
Duluthian's PETA path leads to Pamplona
A Duluth East graduate began working for PETA two months ago, and this week joined a protest in one of the world's most violent sporting events involving animals.
July 08, 2010
Duluth's Rickert gets second look from Timberwolves
2001 Duluth East graduate Rick Rickert could don a Minnesota Timberwolves uniform depending on his performance at a mini-camp this week.
By Rick Weegman , July 07, 2010
Duluth East losing standout defenseman
Duluth East’s best defenseman, an NHL draft-caliber player, has decided to leave the program before his senior year in order to hone his game at a higher level.
By Rick Weegman , July 02, 2010
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