The Summer BOOST program at Glendale Elementary School is for students entering grades 3-6 and offers opportunities to explore various learning activities using self-paced computer software.

The resignation of the Prior Lake-Savage Area School District’s human resources director is the latest in a series of shakeups in the district’s administrative staff.

Tony Massaros, director of human resources, announced that he will resign from the district July 1.

Summer BOOST at Glendale Students entering Grades 3-6 will have opportunities to explore various learning activities using self-paced computer software.

Grainwood Elementary celebrated May as Better Hearing and Speech Month by participating in a poster contest to raise awareness for speech and hearing disorders.

Students drew pictures on related topics to Better Hearing and Speech Month including the 2008 theme, “Helping People Communicate.”

The 10th annual Summer Theater Workshop will be held at the Prior Lake High auditorium, 7575 150th St., Savage from June 9 to 13. 

Students entering grades seven through nine will meet from 9 to 11:30 a.m. on those dates. Students entering grades three through six will meet from 12:30 to 3 p.m.

The Summer Theater Workshop costs $45 per student. Scholarships are available.

Results of a survey gauging public views on a school referendum will go to the Prior Lake-Savage Area School Board for review on Monday, May 19.

The board will meet at 6 p.m. at the District Services Center, 4540 Tower St., Prior Lake, to discuss the results of the survey conducted by Springsted Inc.

By Shawn Hogendorf, Correspondent 

The Prior Lake High School Knowledge Bowl team exceeded expectations this year finishing second in the Division AA State Knowledge Bowl Tournament held at Cragun’s Resort in Brainerd April 17-18.

By Shawn Hogendorf, Correspondent 

The Prior Lake High School Student Council received the Outstanding Student Council award during the State Student Council Convention held April 11 to 13 in Marshall.

By Joanna Miller, Correspondent

Students grabbed shovels and dug in during a combined Earth Day and Arbor Day event at Jeffers Pond Elementary School Wednesday.

By Joanna Miller, Correspondent

Parker Baines may be small, but this tiny PTC Carnival volunteer was a huge help to his mom Gale when planning for the April 19 event.