Cherry View Elementary School

Cherry View Elementary School, located in Lakeville, Minnesota (Independent School District 194), is a public K-5 school serving approximately 883–885 students, with about 54 teachers, resulting in a 16:1 student-teacher ratio. The academic achievement rates are strong, as approximately 75% of students met math proficiency, and approximately 69% of students reached reading proficiency. The demographics at Cherry View Elementary School are approximately: ~65% White, ~15% Asian or Asian American, ~9% Black or African American, ~4–6% Hispanic or Latino, and approximately 35% minority enrollment overall. About 14% of students enrolled at Cherry View are identified as economically disadvantaged. Staffing at Cherry View consists of teachers (100% certified) and 2 full-time counselors, and other support specialists and interventionists. In Lakeville, the median value of homes is approximately $460,000-$505,000, and the price of homes listed for sale tends to be even higher. Cherry View Elementary School is frequently ranked as one of the best elementary schools by performance for math and reading proficiency rates in Minnesota.

The school hosts the district's "Kid Zone" program, which provides before- and after-school childcare options for elementary students.

Q1. In what ways does Cherry View promote cultural diversity in and outside of school?

A1. The school acknowledges cultural heritage events and utilizes multicultural education in all educational subjects.

Q2. What are the academic intervention supports for students?

A2. Reading and math interventionists work closely with classroom teachers to provide additional support.

Q3. Does Cherry View Elementary promote STEM learning?

A3. Yes! The school promotes STEM learning through hands-on science experiments and coding clubs.

Q4. How does Cherry View bring families into the school community?

A4. The parent-teacher organizations sponsor school events, fundraisers, and opportunities to volunteer.

Q5. How do the counselors support student success?

A5. Counselors provide social emotional learning lessons, career exploration, and individual support for students.