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State Releases Results for New Accountability System for Schools
The Minnesota Dept. of Education has released the results of the new Multiple Measurement Rating System (MMRS), the new accountability system for Minnesota public schools. Nearly every school received a single rating that represents the state's assessment of the school's overall performance compared to others in the state. In addition to individual MMR scores, the new rating system includes "school accountability designations" for Title I schools only (Title I schools received federal funds related to concentration of poverty). Garden City was designated a Focus School because of the achievement results of students in specific sub-groups. North View Junior High was automatically designated a Priority School because it is currently participating in the federal School Improvement Grant program. Learn more.

Two Park Center Senior High students named Medtronic Scholars
Park Center Senior High IB World School students Jake Schultz and Michael LeRoy, have been named 2012 Medtronic Scholars. Schultz and LeRoy will each receive a four-year scholarship totaling $16,000, as well as continuing support to help them succeed in college. The Medtronic Scholars program was created in partnership with Wallin Education Partners, which will administer the scholarships and provide services to award winners.

Gates scholars chosen as Channel 12 Standout Students
Olufunmilayo Arogbokun and Elizabeth Johnson were selected as Channel 12 Standout Students this week. Both Osseo Senior High students are college bound and both have full-ride scholarships after beating out thousands of others nationally for the Gates Millennium Scholarship. Watch the Channel 12 story.

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Osseo Senior High teacher selected for prestigious Supreme Court Summer Institute
Osseo Senior High social studies teacher Bill Bauman will travel to Washington, D.C. in June to attend the prestigious Supreme Court Summer Institute. After a highly competitive application process, 60 teachers from across the country were selected to participate; Bauman is the only public school teacher in Minnesota to be chosen. The Institute offers teachers the opportunity to study recent Supreme Court cases in detail and learn innovative teaching methodology for conveying the information to students.

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