Today staff took extra time to clean student computers, door handles, and other surfaces. In addition, our contracted cleaning service cleans after students leave school every night. Please see this link for more information for schools and Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
If you are interested in taking college classes while in high school, talk to your Advisor. Ms. Liz Lonetti currently facilitates students with PSEO classes and teaches a College in the Schools communication course. Her students receive free college credit while taking classes in high school. Ms. Liz can be reached via email at llonetti@cpathmn.org
St. Paul Schools WILL transport our students at no charge for a short period of time if there is a strike on Monday night, 3/9/2020. Some routes may change since LEAP School will be closed. More information will be sent via email and given to students on Monday.
Join us in welcoming Ms. Cristina, our AmeriCorps Promise Fellow. Cristina assists students with Attendance, Behavior, and Course completion. If you would like to know more about Cristina, her bio is included below. If you would like to know more about the AmeriCorps program and becoming a Promise Fellow, follow this link. Hello, My name
Our monthly Career Assemblies inspire students and reassure them that dreams do come true. Read about our January assembly in our Community Update.
Community Service is a requirement for all of our students each year. This requirement is not only a part of our contract with The Guild, our authorizer, but it is also an important part of our career exploration goals and curriculum.
Our part time educational assistant Ms. Shauna Mahoney spoke about NURSING career options and the variety of jobs available with a nursing degree. She spoke about her associates degree and how she is working on getting her bachelor's degree. Students asked about pay and if, as a nurse she can work with kids. Our friend Greg Renne from the
On Friday 10/4 we hosted speakers at our Career Assembly who shared personal stories that included incarceration, duty, and creativity. Thank you Ms. Larue, Mr. Garnier, and Mr. Garcia. You not only talked about your work in Human Resources, Social Work, and Mechanical Engineering, you also talked about the arts, peace making and social justice.
Please read our September Community News and review our 3 School Improvement Strategies at this LINK: https://tinyurl.com/y5yvjjec
Follow this link https://youtu.be/ETo45XjW9bI The Minnesota Association of Charter Schools made this video about our school after we won the Innovation Award.
