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Rogers students create simple motors
Rogers students create simple motors
Rogers Elementary STEM program students learn the basics of electrical engineering

Students in the Rogers Elementary STEM program worked with traveling instructors from The Works Museum to create simple motors.  The students used magnets, batteries and electrical wiring to create motors that simulated the movement of airplane propellers. 



Magnet School Priority Application Deadline: Sunday, January 15, 2012

The priority application period for the 2012-13 school year ended Sunday, January 15, 2012.  All applications received on or before January 15 will be considered before any received after January 15.  

The magnet school application will become available on this website again on February 6, 2012.  Students that applied before January 15, 2012 will be notified of the results of their application by the first week of February.  If you have any questions about the NWSISD magnet school application process please call 763-450-1303. 

Gretchen Peel, Principal of Weaver Lake Elementary: A Science, Math and Technology school named 2012 Science and Math Principal of the Year

Gretchen Peel has been named 2012 Science and Math Principal of the Year by the Minnesota Elementary School Principals' Association and the Science Museum of Minnesota. The state-level award recognizes "the vital importance of fostering lifelong science and math literacy and honors the key role principals play in developing a culture that encourages and celebrates student interest in math and science.

Park Buddies
The Park Buddies After-School program
The Park Buddies After-School program
After-School Program at Park Haven Apartments

The Park Buddies after-school program recently began at Park Haven Apartments in Brooklyn Park.  The program will continue through the end of the school year.  The Park Buddies Program offers after-school homework assistance and enrichment activities on Tuesdays and Thursdays.  The Park Buddies Program evolved from conversations with the parents of Park Brook Elementary students to an after-school program staffed by community volunteers.  The initiative involves collaboration between Northwest Suburban Integration School District, Park Brook Elementary School (in the Osseo Area School district), the Brooklyn Park Police Department, Park Haven Apartments and Timothy Sayen of Kukatunor.

For more Northwest Suburban Integration School District news, please visit the NWSISD news archive


Northwest Suburban Integration School District Member Districts:

Anoka - Hennepin School District
Brooklyn Center Schools
Buffalo - Hanover - Montrose Schools
Elk River Area School District
Fridley Public Schools
Mounds View Public Schools
ISD - 279 Osseo Area Schools
Rockford Area Schools



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Inter-District Partnership Meeting
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The Family and Community Empowerment program will host an inter-district partnership meeting February 8, 2012 from 11:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M.  Click the picture for a flyer with more information. 


Interested in what NWSISD has been up to?
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Visit the Northwest Suburban Integration School District news archive or the Family and Community Empowerment news page to find out how NWSISD has worked with schools and the community so far this year.