Society of Professional Journalists: Photographers say they were targeted by St. Paul police minnesotareformer.com/briefs/socie...

The Minnesota Society of Professional Journalists, @MNSPJ, condemns targeted St. Paul police attacks on journalists. www.mnspj.org/2025/11/26/m...

The Minnesota Society of Professional Journalists strongly condemns attacks on journalists by law enforcement on Tuesday, Nov. 25, 2025, during a federal operation in St. Paul. Read our full statement: www.mnspj.org/2025/11/26/m...

From the MN Society for Professional Journalists: St. Paul police shot three photojournalists (MPR, Reuters, Sahan Journal) with "less lethal" munitions during an ICE operation yesterday. One had to go to the hospital. They say they were specifically targeted by St. Paul police.

MNSPJ strongly condemns St. Paul police attacks on journalists. www.mnspj.org/2025/11/26/m...

Photos from St. Paul today captured by MPR photojournalist Kerem Yücel. He filed them even after being hospitalized after being injured by a less lethal munition.

A crowd of neighbors and protesters confronted federal agents conducting a raid Tuesday morning outside St. Paul wiper distributor Bro-Tex Inc. Some of the family members of those arrested also showed up at the scene. By Katelyn Vue

Anoka-Hennepin voters reelected all three incumbents in a politically divided school board Tuesday night, meaning partisan gridlock is likely to continue. View the results: sahanjournal.com/democracy-po...

Some interesting early results here – a bunch of small, rural districts in Minnesota are voting to raise their taxes to increase funding for local public schools.

In the Anoka-Hennepin school district, voters reelected all three incumbents, which means that political gridlock will continue. @sahanjournal.bsky.social sahanjournal.com/democracy-po...

A 3-3 split between liberals and conservatives at the state’s largest school district has led to gridlock over issues including the budget and state social studies standards. Written by @bzosiad.bsky.social

New: Minneapolis teachers announce they could strike as soon as November sahanjournal.com/education/mi...

New: We contacted the researchers for all 98 federal grants so far canceled at the U of M. Here are their stories — and what we stand to lose. sahanjournal.com/education/fe...

As of July 17, nearly 100 federal grants totaling more than $20 million in outstanding funds have been terminated or suspended at the University of Minnesota. Written by @bzosiad.bsky.social and Shubanjana Das

News: North Minneapolis charter school reaches tentative settlement with former student sexually abused by gym teacher. From me and @katrinapross.bsky.social sahanjournal.com/public-safet...

New: Harvest Best Academy reaches tentative settlement with former settlement sexually abused by gym teacher. by me and @katrinapross.bsky.social sahanjournal.com/public-safet...

New from me: North Minneapolis charter school sues nonprofit run by ousted founder’s wife. sahanjournal.com/education/ha...

This is an absolute must-read.

Such a great story from the @sahanjournal.bsky.social, following two immigrant students in Minnesota for an entire school year. sahanjournal.com/education/im...

I spent a year visiting with a middle school class of new immigrant students, as national politics took an anti-immigrant turn. Here's their story. sahanjournal.com/education/im...

One dreams of becoming a lawyer. The other imagines a career as an FBI agent. Over a year at Andersen Middle School in Minneapolis, two students from Mexico and Ecuador reached milestones and faced new barriers to their future in the U.S. By @bzosiad.bsky.social

Amazing story about the experience of recent immigrants at a Middle School in Minneapolis by @bzosiad.bsky.social They came to the U.S. to attend middle school. Then the immigration crackdown began. sahanjournal.com/education/im...

🧵 1/ I am going on medical leave to have surgery and recover from it!

The posts about ICE raids, which also mentioned the Mall of America and Mercado Central, are part of a wave of misinformation spreading on Spanish-language social media accounts. Written by Alfonzo Galvan. sahanjournal.com/business-wor...

University of Minnesota graduate student Doğukan Günaydın, who has been in ICE custody for nearly two months, will be released today following an order from a federal judge. Written by @bzosiad.bsky.social

U.S. District Court Judge Katherine Menendez found that ICE’s detainment of Aditya Harsono violated the First Amendment. Written by @bzosiad.bsky.social

As part of its budget cut process, Minneapolis Public Schools plans to split the department serving homeless and highly mobile students in two and eliminate the position of the director leading the department. Written by @bzosiad.bsky.social and Cynthia Tu

Mohammed Hoque, a MSU Mankato international student from Bangladesh, is being released after more than a month in ICE custody. Hoque said he was targeted based on his political posts on social media.

Mohammed Hoque, an MSU Mankato student from Bangladesh arrested by ICE in March, has been released from custody following an order from a federal judge. sahanjournal.com/immigration/...

Went to federal court today hoping to learn more about the Trump administration's new policy on international students. But their lawyers don't know what it is either. My latest: sahanjournal.com/education/tr...

Office of Latine Achievement faces steep cuts as Minneapolis Schools grapple with $75M deficit. By @bzosiad.bsky.social

Minneapolis Public Schools' Office of Latine Achievement faces steep cuts in next year's budget. But the district tells me it now hopes to restore some of the funding. sahanjournal.com/education/mi...

Ziliang Jin lost his student status on April 8 after immigration officials flagged him over several traffic violations. The judge said that ICE appeared to have not followed its own procedures. Written by @bzosiad.bsky.social

Aditya Harsono, who was arrested by ICE at his workplace in Marshall, Minnesota, faces deportation proceedings after a misdemeanor conviction for property damage and a dismissed citation from a Daunte Wright protest. Written by @bzosiad.bsky.social

News! A federal judge ordered ICE to reinstate the legal status of a Metro State student from Thailand. It marks the first intervention by a federal judge in Minnesota in immigration authorities' crackdown on international students. sahanjournal.com/education/ju...

New lawsuit from a University of Minnesota international student is out. ICE terminated his status after identifying him in a criminal records check. His crime? A speeding ticket and a handful of parking violations: sahanjournal.com/education/un...

Spending time in immigration court sure is eye-opening! Here's what happened today! sahanjournal.com/immigration/...

An international student at Metro State in St. Paul sued ICE after his legal student status was terminated over a drunk-driving conviction. Written by @bzosiad.bsky.social sahanjournal.com/education/ic...

News! Teacher training grants are back ON at the University of Minnesota and St. Thomas, after the Trump administration complied with a federal court order. sahanjournal.com/education/un...

What happens at Columbia could set a precedent for the rest of the country: www.nytimes.com/2025/03/17/n...

Here's the tipsheet from #NICAR25 for my panel on essential K-12 data sources ... and what to do if they disappear! #eddata resources.ire.org/tipsheets/20...

UMN TC is on this list

Excellent thread by Sahan Journal education reporter Becky Dernbach on the broad impact of DEI cuts to three Minnesota teacher training programs.

As Minnesota faces a teacher shortage, particularly in special education, Donald Trump and Elon Musk are cutting the state’s federal grants to train new teachers. Here’s what that means for students and teachers across the state: 🧵 1/

I've taught with Sam Carlson and he would be an incredible, and much needed, special ed teacher. The loss of future teachers like Sam would be a huge loss.

The University of St. Thomas has lost two teacher prep grants and the U of M has lost another in recent weeks as part of the Trump administration’s cuts aimed at DEI initiatives. The cuts come as Minnesota school districts are facing a teacher shortage. Written by @bzosiad.bsky.social

The cuts to Minnesota teacher training under the auspices of DEI will affect everything from grow-your-own programs in MPS and SPPS, to efforts to train new special ed teachers in rural areas. While Minnesota has a teacher shortage. My latest: sahanjournal.com/education/st...

With millions of dollars in federal funding at stake, the University is walking a careful line to comply with Trump’s executive orders. But some say the U is engaging in “anticipatory compliance.” @bzosiad.bsky.social

What's happening at the University of Minnesota? Glad you asked. My latest: sahanjournal.com/education/un...