Northview Elementary School

Northview Elementary School is a public school in the Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan School District (ISD 196) in Eagan, Minnesota. It serves students in grades K–5. There are about 385 students at the school, and the student–teacher ratio is about 13 to 1. Northview Elementary offers a core curriculum along with full special education services, meeting a wide range of learning needs with licensed teachers. The student body is diverse: about 66% are White, 11.9% are African American, and 10.6% are multiracial. About 24% of students are eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Recent tests given by the state show that about 67.9% of students are good at math and 62.2% are good at reading and writing. The district supports classroom instruction and student resources at Northview Elementary by spending about $15,419 per student. The school is in a quiet suburban area of Eagan, which is excellent because it has a close-knit community and active parents. Northview Elementary School is a favorable choice for families looking for a public elementary school because it has a balanced academic program, targeted support services, and a friendly learning environment.

A new school garden project at Northview Elementary School gets kids to help out in the community and learn about the environment. The PTO and local volunteers helped get the project started. Kids can learn how to live in a way that doesn't hurt the environment, plant vegetables, and learn about biodiversity. It was made to help students learn science by doing things and to help the school reach its goal of getting students involved and using what they learn in the real world. Families are invited to the garden's opening ceremony next month. This shows how much Northview wants to be a part of the community and learn by doing.

Q1. What kinds of things does Northview Elementary do outside of school?

Ans. There are many after-school activities at Northview Elementary, like music lessons, art clubs, student council, and seasonal sports programs. This gives students a chance to learn about things that interest them outside of school.

Q2. Does Northview Elementary School help kids who are learning English as a second language?

Ans. Yes, the school has special programs and resources for English Language Learners to help them get better at English and do well in school.

Q3. Are students at Northview Elementary allowed to use technology?

Ans. Students can use computers, tablets, and other interactive tools in the classroom to help them learn online and improve their lessons.

Q4. Does Northview Elementary have a library and reading programs?

Ans. Yes, the school has a library and plans reading activities like guided reading, book clubs, and literacy challenges to help kids learn to read and love books.

Q5. How does Northview Elementary help kids make friends and feel better?

Ans. The school has counseling services, programs for social-emotional learning, and activities in the classroom to help students make friends, learn about their feelings, and be strong.