In the Schools

They went to vote, and they were voted in as precinct delegates.

Kenyon-Wanamingo elementary students got a close-up view of what it takes to be an author and what goes into creating a book.

OK, just dispense with the name jokes about “Urinetown” right now.

The ancient Greeks had four distinct words for love: agape, eros, philia and storge. Each represented different types of love.

Reviewing comment and recommendations from the ad hoc committee he formed at the beginning of the school year, Kenyon-Wanamingo grade 7-12 Principal Brent Ashland asked the school board on Jan.

Can local middle schoolers do a better job of solving our nation’s energy crisis than our world leaders?

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Coach Kaleigh Banks is excited to work with the new team, and pleased with the confidence the girls are developing. See the feature story in the 12.7.11 edition of The Kenyon Leader.

Karen Davidson, a teacher at Kenyon-Wanamingo High School, has been nominated by Principal Brent Ashland for Minnesota Teacher of Year sponsored by Education Minnesota. Davidson graduated from St.