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A Small School with a World of Opportunities

Student's studied Swede Hollow and also went to Ames Lake to pick up trash.

1000 Walsh Street

St Paul, MN 55106
Phone 651 293 8880
Fax 651 293 8888
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Cleveland Junior High School offers all the opportunities of a large school in an intimate small-school setting. At Cleveland, teachers truly get to know their students in a caring environment that promotes achievement and celebrates diversity. Cleveland’s focus is on meeting each student’s individual needs through a variety of programs. A low student-teacher ratio ensures all students get the individual instruction they need to thrive. About Us

Beginning in fall 2008, Cleveland will be home to the district's only junior high level aerospace program, a continuation of the popular and successful aerospace program at Farnsworth Elementary. For more on this exciting program, see Farnsworth Aerospace Elementary.

Congratulations to Sumya Naing who won second place in the 2008 Flint Hills International Children’s Festival ARTcontest. Artwork incorporated the artist’s interpretation of the

KARE 11 news anchor Tim McNiff was a presenter for Career Day. Ms. Gebeke and Mr. McNiff were high school classmates.

theme, MY MINNESOTA: a creative state of mind. This year’s theme is in celebration of the Minnesota sesquicentennial, 150 years of statehood. Young artists were encouraged to explore their own lives as Minnesotans.

Congratulations to the student's that received A and B honor roll certificates. Second trimester 29% of student's were on the A honor roll and 24% of student's were on the B honor roll. Way to go Tigers!

A big thank you to Jesse Jahnke and Zong Vang with Get Ready for planning Career Day and making it run so smoothly. We were thrilled to have 100% of our 50+ volunteers show up today. There was a spectacular performance from the 3M orchestra to start the day. Every classroom had 3 career speakers and a visit from a US bank representative to speak with them about finances. Our Career Speakers came from a wide variety of professions. We heard such encouraging comments from several staff and kids. Volunteers mentioned to me how impressed they were with the kids' good behavior and thoughtful questions. Read more

An Achievement Plus School
We are the only junior high school in Saint Paul participating in Achievement Plus, a unique public-private partnership to raise student academic achievement. Achievement Plus brings strengths and resources to our school in the areas of academics, extended learning programs, and student and family supports. Read more about Achievement Plus

Focus on Environmental Education
Cleveland offers hands-on environmental education projects that engage students in service to the community. Current partnerships range from restoring critical Phalen Lake neighborhood wetlands
Student's visit Valley Branch this month to study ecology.
to removing exotic invasive plant species from the Swede Hollow area, and conducting research in one of the largest remaining undeveloped tracts of land in the Twin Cities through the Valley Branch Partnership. Environmental Education

After School Program
An extensive After School Program is in place. Students have an opportunity to stay after school four days a week to study and participate in a variety of activities. This program is currently funded through the Pathways to Progress 21st Century Grant in collaboration with: SPPS Community Education, Hmong American Partnership, Eastside YMCA and the Eastside Arts Council.

Safe Schools/Healthy Students
Cleveland has additional services via the Safe Schools/Healthy Students Grant. This grant has provided great opportunities for students that would not be readily available through the school. The program has staff from the following Saint Paul programs: Saint Paul Schools, Wilder Foundation, Saint Paul Youth Services, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, and Ramsey County Project Assist.

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