Other Pacific Islander: 0.0% Some other race: 1.7% Two or more races: 1.3% Hispanic or Latino (of any race): 3.6% Ancestry According to the 2006–2008 American Community Survey, the top ten European ancestry groups were the following: Norwegian: 38.8% German: 32.9% Irish: 9.4% Swedish: 6.4% Polish: 6.2% French: 6.1% English: 5.2% Czech: 2.5% American: 2.2% French Canadian: 1.8% Language spoken at home Population 5 years and over: 91,118 English only: 95.1% Language other than English: 4.9% Spanish: 2.3% Other Indo-European languages: 2.1% Asian and Pacific Islander languages: 0.4% Other languages: 0.1% Education K-12 Public schools The Grand Forks Public Schools system serves Grand Forks and Grand Forks Air Force Base. The district consists of 12 elementary schools, four middle schools, two high schools, an alternative high school, an adult learning center, and a Head Start program. The East Grand Forks School District serves East Grand Forks and the surrounding rural areas. The district consists of two elementary schools, a middle school, and a high school. The Crookston School District 593 serves Crookston and the surrounding rural areas. The district consists of two elementary schools and a high school. Private schools In Grand Forks, St. Michael's Catholic Church and Holy Family Catholic Church both have Catholic elementary schools. There are no Catholic middle or high schools in Grand Forks, but East Grand Forks is home to Sacred Heart Catholic Church's school, which educates from kindergarten through the 12th grade. East Grand Forks is also home to Riverside Christian School, a nondenominational elementary school. Higher education University of North Dakota (Grand Forks) Northland Community & Technical College (East Grand Forks)* University of Minnesota Crookston (Crookston) *also has a campus in Thief River Falls, Minnesota Media See Media in Grand Forks, North Dakota for a list of newspapers, television stations, and radio stations Print The major daily newspaper is the Grand Forks Herald. The only other daily newspaper in the area is the Crookston Daily Times of Crookston. The Exponent of East Grand Forks is a weekly newspaper. The Dakota Student is a campus newspaper published twice a week (during the school year) by students of the University of North Dakota. There are also several other weekly newspapers in the area including the Hillsboro Banner. Television The metropolitan area receives all major broadcast networks over the air, along with cable, and satellite television. The major cable television company is Midcontinent Communications. The only