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Moreland Arts and Health Sciences Magnet School
Basic Information
Address: 217 West Moreland Avenue
West St. Paul, MN 55118
County: Dakota
School District: ISD 197
Phone Number: 651.403.7806
Fax Number: 651.403.7810
Email: peter.otterson@isd197.org
Principal: Pete Otterson
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Additional Information
School Type: Arts & Health Sciences Magnet
State District ID: 197
State School ID: 0815
Ages/Grades: PreK-4
School Setting:
Neighborhood School
School Schedule (Hours in Day): 7:45am-2:15pm
School Colors: Red, Gold
Community:
West St. Paul
School Size: 350
Classroom Size: 24
Curriculum:
EveryDay Mathematics, Scott Foresman Reading Street, Zaner-Bloser Handwritting, FOSS science,
After School Programs: Yes
School Clubs:
Chess Club, Moreland Kid's Counsel, School Age Care, Summer Success, etc. Visit our website for more information!
Awards & Recognition: Pennies for Patients Award
Admissions Requirements:
By Application. Admission is 'first come, first learn.'
Admissions Deadline: September 16, 2011
Mission Statement:
An arts-infused curriculum supported by effective practices in health and fitness.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Imagine a school where energy and creativity are combined to boost academic achievement for all students, and you'll imagine Moreland Academy. Art of all kinds - visual arts, music, theater, dance - and a focus on healthy living energize our students and give them tools for learning.
• Indoor running track and climbing wall to encourage healthy movement.
• Special family events at YMCA, thanks to community partnership.
• Arts extend into after-school program offerings, giving students additional opportunities to experience music, dance, theater and art.