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Northwest Suburban Integration School District #6078
Basic Information
Address: 6860 Shingle Creek Parkway, Suite 208
Brooklyn Center, MN 55430
Phone Number: 763-450-1300
Fax Number: 763-450-1348
Superintendent: Mark Robertson
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Additional Information
Member Schools: Anoka-Hennepin, Brooklyn Center, Buffalo-Hanover-Montrose, Elk River, Fridley, Mounds View, Osseo, Rockford
Board of Directors: Kris Abrahamson, Jane Bunting, Marcia Lindblad, Tammie Epley, Patti Pokorney, John Solomon, Jon Tynjala, Scott Wenzel
Mission Statement:
Provide students, parents and staff educational opportunities that are multicultural, diverse and promote racial integration.
District Characteristics: NWSISD has eight member districts: Anoka-Hennepin District #11, Brooklyn Center District #286, Buffalo-Hanover-Montrose #877, Elk River #728, Fridley #14, Mounds View #621, Osseo District #279, and Rockford #883.
History:
Northwest Suburban Integration School District (NWSISD) was formed in 2001 primarily due to the requirement of the legislative requirement that school districts adjacent to districts that have racial isolation (either due to a racially isolated school or school districts). Because Brooklyn Center and Osseo Districts met the criteria, NWSISD was formed with seven member districts, including Anoka-Hennepin, Brooklyn Center, Buffalo-Hanover-Montrose, Elk River, Fridley, Osseo, and Rockford. Mounds View School District officially joined the NWSISD in August 2010.
While the overarching purpose of its existence was defined by the desegregation rule, NWSISD had to develop its own goals, programs, and initiatives as well as its structure and operations. Over the past nine years NWSISD has evolved as needs have changed. NWSISD role is that of facilitation, clearinghouse and to provide services, coordination, as well as management for programs and initiatives that are common to all eight member districts.
Curriculum:
Current Programs:
Advancement via Individual Determination (AVID)
Family & Community Empowerment
Future Educator's Club
Jobs for Minnesota's Graduates
Magnet Schools (Arts, International Baccalaureate, and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math)
Multicultural Resource Center
Demographics:
NWSISD serves eight school districts comprised of over 100 schools and 108,00 students in the twin cities and surrounding area.
Organization Goals: Goal 1: Create a culturally inclusive learning environment.
Goal 2: Create inter-district interactions among students, staff and parents that improve intercultural competency and increase student achievement.
Goal 3: NWSISD and member districts will actively recruit candidates from racially diverse backgrounds for member districts.
Vision Statement: Northwest Suburban Integration School District envisions a global community learning and growing together.
Libraries: Multicultural Resource Center, located in the NWSISD District Office