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Transitioning 2010-11 • Learn more about school changes
Members of North Community High School Alumni Association and current students participated in the Minneapolis Aquatennial Parade, July 2010. View the photo slideshow.
This week, incoming MPS freshmen are participating in Camp 2014, a free four-day orientation program offered in partnership with Project Success. Camp 2014 helps freshmen make peer connections and develop new skills to promote success in high school. Read more in the Star Tribune. The first day of school in MPS is August 30 for students in grades 1-12 and September 1 for kindergarten students.
The Minneapolis Public Schools Office of Equity and Diversity and the Minnesota Twins hosted a reception at Target Field to thank organizations that have partnered with 100 Strong Who Care, a program of events designed to inspire the next generation of leaders. Read more. View the photo slideshow.
NCLB stands for No Child Left Behind, a federal law with the goal that all schools and students will reach 100% proficiency based on tests in reading, math and science by 2014. Take a look at the Minneapolis Public Schools' update on NCLB and AYP (Adequate Yearly Progress).
The first day of school is August 30 for students in in grades 1 - 12 and September 1 for high five and kindergarten students.
Six Minneapolis Public Schools were among 19 schools statewide to receive a combined total of nearly $24.5 million in School Improvement Grants (SIG) from the Minnesota Department of Education.