Education

L-BFThe December 2023 students of the month were recognized recently.The Littlefork-Big Falls December 2023 Student of the Month for senior high is Julianna Holte and for junior high is Damien Juen, reports Kathy Siltman, L-BF School secretary.Dean’s listAriana Vacura, International Falls, has met the criteria for the dean’s list for the fall 2023 semester at Oak Hills Christian College in Bemidji.To the eligible: The student must be full-time with 12 credits or more of graded classes; have a semester GPA of 3.50 or above; and may not have a grade below a “C” or a No Pass on their transcript for the semester being calculated.

Spring open houses are being planned for the campuses of Minnesota North College Rainy River Campus will hold an open house from 3:30-6 p.m.

The International Falls School Board and Elks Lodge 1599 recently recognized Adley Deedrick and Preston Benedix as December students of the month.Kevin Grover, district superintendent and member of Elks Lodge 1599, provided the following about the students.Adley DeedrickAdley Deedrick, parents are Danyelle and Benjamin Deedrick.

International Falls Elks Lodge 1599 hosted 80 area kids and grown-ups for “Breakfast with Santa and Mrs.

The Littlefork-Big Falls School Board recently recognized the students of the month for November 2023.Anthony Boorman is November student of the month for senior high, and Ruby Olson for junior high, reports Kathy Siltman, L-BF High School secretary.

Antonio Robinson spoke to International Falls students.

CLIMB Theatre brought its interactive programming about empathy to Littlefork-Big Falls School students Nov.

Community Education in International Falls School District 361 is offering a Defensive Driving course.The course is offered at 9 a.m.

National Career Development Month this November is an opportunity to grow your skill set and reevaluate your job-related goals, whether you’re a new intern, seasoned professional, or someone who is interested in changing course later in your career.Kate Schaefers, director of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Minnesota, housed in the College of Continuing and Professional Studies, answers questions about how to navigate those later-life career transitions.Q: How do you know it’s time to make a career change?Schaefers: Pay attention to the big and little things.