Laurie Putnam

Steel is arriving at Apollo High School this week, and crews say the new Apex Athletic Complex should start taking real shape within two weeks.

Before the first bell rings, District 742 staff are hitting the streets — literally knocking on doors to welcome new families with supplies, a book, and a face to face hello.

Steel beams are about to start going up at Apollo High School — and that's just one piece of a pretty busy summer for St. Cloud schools.

Drone footage over Apollo High School is giving St. Cloud residents a bird's-eye look at just how much is already in the ground down on Veterans Drive.

As summer rolls in, Apollo High's construction isn't just about buildings; it’s about enhancing education and safety in our schools.

Graduation day is just around the corner, but this year’s ceremonies come with some new rules aimed at keeping everyone safe.

Excitement is building at Apollo High School as construction kicks off on new facilities that promise to enhance safety and education for our students. Stay tuned!

Graduation day should be about celebration, but for Tech High, a troubling incident stole the spotlight. Let's talk about what happened and the students' inspiring resilience.

Earlier this month voters approved a pair of referendum questions. Question #1 asked for $50 million to make updates to Apollo High School including a safe and secure entrance, a storm shelter/gymnasium, fire safety upgrades, science labs, fine arts programming, among other improvements.

St. Cloud School Superintendent Laurie Putnam joined me on WJON to talk further on the upcoming District 742 Apollo Referendum questions. She says anyone interested in learning about these questions can access an online presentation prepared by her and Apollo Principal Justin Skaalerud.