The General Colin L. Powell leadership academy, (PLA) participated in the 26th Annual Cretin-Derham Hall Upper Midwest JROTC competition. Events included the Squad Drill, Knowledge Bowl, Color Guard, Physical Training, Air Rifle Match, Tug-o-War
New MTCS Robotics Team members got to work on their competitive project for FIRST (For Inspiration & Recognition of Science & Technology), a STEM related program promoting science, technology, engineering and math. From MTCS
A parent engagement night at MTCS Middle School in December introduced a powerful online math program and brought teachers and parents together to build greater student success. “My number one goal for the year
The District-Wide ACT for Juniors (the class of 2017) will be Tuesday, March 15, 2016. All juniors will take an official ACT with Writing at their MTCS High School location during the school day.
We have 3 positions that need to be filled. We are looking for, 2 teachers and 1 parent/community member. Board Meetings are held every 3rd Thursday of the month, at the District office. Time
Students package teacher thank you comment cards and holiday candy at MTCS High School. Da’Jour Ware and Zikia McClellan prepared bags of candy complete with “shout out” student comments praising teachers for the work
Mary Wattley MTCS’s Teen Parent Advocate and Family Liaison has started the first annual Holiday Gift Giving for MTCS Teen Moms and Their Babies. This year MTCS and Teachers provided 4 teen moms and
As the holiday season is upon us, Ms. Crews’ Life and Study Skills classes have been focusing on “values” this term from attributes such as compassion, good manners and kindness. They put those values
P.E.A.S.E. Academy in Minneapolis builds community, and is the oldest recovery high school in the U.S. A recent pancake breakfast fundraiser for the school was the most successful yet. Director Michael Durchslag shares about
If you walk through the halls of Minnesota Virtual High School in downtown St. Paul, you'd see that it has many of the things a normal school would have, minus the actual students. The