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STAFF BLOG SUE DOEDEN'S ALL ABOUT FOOD Key West Caterer's Sesame Almond Chicken with Mango Banana Chutney
Attending a conference or seminar that includes food in the registration fee can be a bit risky when it comes to the food part. I've learned through past experiences to go into it with low expectation...
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MISCONDUCT WITH STUDENTS : 2nd LP-A coach enters guilty plea 
A second Lake Park-Audubon girls’ basketball coach accused of fondling one of two 17-year-old players in 2009 has pleaded guilty to misconduct of a public officer or employee.
By MIKE NOWATZKI Forum Communications Co. , January 20, 2012
first look at high school Board, staff tours LP-A school
School board and Staff members at Lake Park-Audubon High School got a sneak peek at the new high school building Monday night, as they toured the construction site prior to the regular school board meeting in Lake Park.
The new high school for grades 7-12 is anticipated to open in August, just in time for the start of the 2012-13 school year at Lake Park-Audubon.
December 21, 2011
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LP-A students learn ecology firsthand
On Wednesday, Nov. 30, Lake Park-Audubon High School’s environmental science class, with their teachers Katie Eilertson and Wanda Monroe, had the opportunity to visit the Wildlife Science Center in Columbus, Minn.
December 07, 2011
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GIRLS BASKETBALL: LP-A pulls out thriller
It was as close to a 2-0 start as the Frazee girls’ basketball team could get, but it still wasn’t close enough.
The Lady Hornets dropped a 63-62 heartbreaker Thursday against the visiting Lake Park-Audubon Raiders, as the visitors came out on fire to build a 16-point first half lead at 29-13, and the Raiders went 2-0 on the season.
December 02, 2011
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LP-A reaches teaching agreement
With a minimum amount of fuss, members of Education Minnesota Lake Park-Audubon and the LP-A Board of Education reached agreement on a new two-year master teaching contract earlier this week.
By Vicki Gerdes , November 23, 2011
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TRIAL OF EX-ASSISTANT COACH IS DEC. 16: Former LPA coach pleads guilty
One of two former Lake Park-Audubon girls basketball coaches accused of fondling two 17-year-old players in 2009 pleaded guilty Monday to misconduct of a public officer or employee.
By MIKE NOWATZKI Forum Communications Co. , November 16, 2011
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LP-A students collect 70 pounds of ‘Treats for Troops’
What fills three large garbage bags, weighs seventy pounds and tastes super sweet? The answer is “Treats for Troops.”
November 16, 2011
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Former Lake Park-Audubon girls coach pleads guilty
Schwan accused of fondling two players at 2009 tourney
ST. CLOUD, Minn. – One of two former Lake Park-Audubon girls basketball coaches accused of fondling two 17-year-old players in 2009 pleaded guilty Monday to misconduct of a public officer or employee.
By Mike Nowatzki, INFORUM , November 15, 2011
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LP-A Schools’ parent-teacher conferences set
Parent-teacher conferences at Lake Park-Audubon Schools are set for Thursday, Nov. 10 and Tuesday, Nov. 15.
First-quarter report cards will be available for parents to pick up during the conference sessions, along with MCA and GRAD test results.
Students will be dismissed at 1:30 p.m. on each of the conference days.
November 04, 2011
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Red Ribbon Week tackles health issues in area schools
Lake Park–Audubon fourth-grader Nick Rivers jumped up and down with a weighted backpack strapped to his back Monday morning.
“Uh, this is tiring,” he said, smiling and hopping away.
Nick was getting a little taste of what it might feel like to be a smoker.
By Paula Quam , October 26, 2011
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ravenous reader: Audubon boy earns $1,000 for college
Dalton Dornbusch loves to read. During the summer reading program, he read 60 books. And not only did it enhance his reading skills and keep him fresh for school this fall, it also earned him money for college.
“It’s really important for kids to read over the summer,” Dotz Johnson, Detroit Lakes Library children’s programs director, said. “Dalton was a big participant in our summer program.”
By Pippi Mayfield , October 21, 2011
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Enthusiasm abounds: Grade school is dedicated in Audubon
“L-P-A!” “L-P-A” “L-P-A!” “L-P-A!”
The fist-pumping chant that filled the gymnasium at Lake Park-Audubon Elementary School Monday afternoon was a clear sign of the overwhelming enthusiasm of students, staff, administration and parents at the formal dedication of their new and renovated school facilities.
By Vicki Gerdes , October 19, 2011
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LP-A volleyball falls to No. 8 Ada-Borup
The measuring stick was out for the Lake Park-Audubon volleyball team as they saw how they stacked up against No. 8 Class 1A ranked Ada-Borup Tuesday evening.
By Brian Wierima , September 21, 2011
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Rodewald goes back to school for GED: Never too old to learn
A couple years ago, Kermit Rodewald was reading an article from the Minnesota Reading Corps about a need for people to read to students in the Lake Park-Audubon Elementary School. He wanted to help.
He contacted the appropriate people and found that he needed a high school diploma or GED in order to qualify, neither of which he had. So, he decided it was time to get his GED.
By Pippi Mayfield , September 21, 2011
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Grade SCHOOL SHINES AT LP-A
There were smiles all around at the Lake Park-Audubon Elementary School open house Wednesday evening in Audubon.
By Vicki Gerdes , September 02, 2011
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