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Celebrating Juneteenth at MTCS
Juneteenth, also known as Freedom Day, is an important commemoration of a day in 1865 when the last group of slaves, in Texas, learned that they had been freed from slavery weeks earlier. It [...]
Need assistance purchasing groceries?
The Minnesota Department of Human Services is now offering additional funds for the families of children ages 5 to 18 who qualify for free and reduced-price meals. This new program, called Pandemic EBT (P-EBT), [...]
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Donation Drive for MTCS students and families, Wednesday June 3, 9am-12pm
Dear Community, Thank you for the amazing outpouring of support and well wishes for the students and families of MTCS during this pandemic, and the recent and tragic destruction of MTCS district offices, [...]
Minneapolis and St. Paul Curfew May 29 and 30
Governor Walz issued a temporary nighttime curfew for Minneapolis and St. Paul residents Friday, May 29 and Saturday, May 30 from 8pm until 6am. Please do not travel Minneapolis or St. Paul streets, or [...]
For Our Community
There are no words to express the sorrow and grief we are experiencing at the death of George Floyd. On behalf of the MTCS community, our condolences go to Mr. Floyd’s family and [...]
Summer Food for Minneapolis Students
MTCS has been honored to provide nutritious meals for many students since school has been in Distance Learning. Meal delivery ends with the end of the school year, but we want to make sure [...]
COVID-19 Youth Forum This Friday
In partnership with the Governor’s Children’s Cabinet, the MN Department of Education, and the MN Department of Health, join us for a Youth Forum on Covid-19, hosted by the youth leaders of the [...]
Working at MTCS – You want to be part of this team!
The people in a school are its single greatest resource and its most defining feature—the students and the staff. It is who we are.This week we celebrate the remarkable MTCS staff whose commitment, dedication [...]