Amherst H. Wilder Foundation:Bush Memorial Residential ServicesMission:
To promote the social welfare of persons resident or located in the greater St. Paul metropolitan area by all appropriate means including
Relief of the poor
Care of the sick and aged
Care and nurture of children
Aid of disadvantaged
Promotion of physical and mental health
Support of rehabilitation and corrections
Housing social services
Major Programs And Services:
Elderly (assisted living, senior outreach and counseling, meals on wheels
Affordable housing (property management, housing devel and skills
School success (achievement plus, cdc)
Youth and families (housing, violence prevention and intervention, residential treatment centers)
Monday, October 20, 2008
BRUCE VENTO ELEMENTARY
Mission and Goals of Vento:
To provide quality education to ALL children in the area
To achieve the No Child Left Behind mission by reaching the Annual Yearly Progress (AYP)
To have all students attending school
The Social Work Mission:
Provide support and guidance for children with special needs
Work on preparing and monitoring children’s Individualized Education Plans
Teach social skills through group and individual interaction
Clients Served:
Pre K-6th grade
90-95% free & reduced lunch
Students from East Saint Paul School District
Majority of African American, Hmong, and Karen, children although Somali and Caucasion children also attend
To provide quality education to ALL children in the area
To achieve the No Child Left Behind mission by reaching the Annual Yearly Progress (AYP)
To have all students attending school
The Social Work Mission:
Provide support and guidance for children with special needs
Work on preparing and monitoring children’s Individualized Education Plans
Teach social skills through group and individual interaction
Clients Served:
Pre K-6th grade
90-95% free & reduced lunch
Students from East Saint Paul School District
Majority of African American, Hmong, and Karen, children although Somali and Caucasion children also attend
Pinewood Elementary
Pinewood gives students a warm, caring atmosphere for them to learn and grow. Our school offers each student a high quality education with opportunities in many academic areas. Pinewood provides students with a variety of innovative programs and teaching methods to best meet each child's need.
Diversity of Student Population Native American – 2% Asian – 5.8% Hispanic – 6.7% Black – 7% White – 78.5%
Diversity of Student Population Native American – 2% Asian – 5.8% Hispanic – 6.7% Black – 7% White – 78.5%
Good Samaritan Society: Ambassador
Good Samaritan Society: Ambassador
240 sites in 24 states!
Founded on September 29, 1922 by Reverend August Hoeger Senior.
First opened to people with physical and mental disabilities before serving the aging.
Ambassador was built in 1964, and purchased by Good Samaritan in 1993.
In 1996 Post-Acute Care Unit was opened!
To provide holistic care to each resident addressing spiritual, psychological, emotional, environmental, and economic strengths, needs and challenges.
To use an interdisciplinary team approach in cooperating with other disciplines and the resident/family in pre-admission, admission, comprehensive care and discharge planning.
Mission Statement:
The mission of The Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society is to share God’s love in word and deed by providing shelter and supportive services to older persons and others in need, believing that “In Christ’s Love, Everyone Is Someone.”
240 sites in 24 states!
Founded on September 29, 1922 by Reverend August Hoeger Senior.
First opened to people with physical and mental disabilities before serving the aging.
Ambassador was built in 1964, and purchased by Good Samaritan in 1993.
In 1996 Post-Acute Care Unit was opened!
To provide holistic care to each resident addressing spiritual, psychological, emotional, environmental, and economic strengths, needs and challenges.
To use an interdisciplinary team approach in cooperating with other disciplines and the resident/family in pre-admission, admission, comprehensive care and discharge planning.
Mission Statement:
The mission of The Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society is to share God’s love in word and deed by providing shelter and supportive services to older persons and others in need, believing that “In Christ’s Love, Everyone Is Someone.”
Irondale Highschool
-Mounds View Public Schools will educate all learners through a broad range of programs that set high expectations and inspire outstanding achievement.
-Irondale High School: A community focused on learning, respect, opportunity, and pride in achievement.
Goals of Student Service Team:
Assessment and referral
Family work
Interagency coordination
Sit in on court hearings
Advocacy
Crisis intervention
Co-facilitate student support groups
Program development
Attend probation, child abuse, human services and educational staffings
Registration and scheduling
Make college resources available
Deal with discipline referrals
Meet with “at-risk” students one-on-one
-Irondale High School: A community focused on learning, respect, opportunity, and pride in achievement.
Goals of Student Service Team:
Assessment and referral
Family work
Interagency coordination
Sit in on court hearings
Advocacy
Crisis intervention
Co-facilitate student support groups
Program development
Attend probation, child abuse, human services and educational staffings
Registration and scheduling
Make college resources available
Deal with discipline referrals
Meet with “at-risk” students one-on-one
Arlington Highschool
Arlington is a comprehensive high school with a science, math and technology magnet focus called “Biosmart.”
Students are intorduced to the Bio industries, one of the largest growth areas in Minnesota, and core coursework emphasizing either medical & health sciences, business & marketing or engineering.
Demographics
Asian 29.3% or 11,891
African American 29.8% or 12,099
Caucasian 26.1% or 10,576
Latino 13% or 5,230
American Indian 1.8% or 747
Limited English Speaking Pre-Kindergarten-12 39.7% or 16,101
Home Language Other than English 43% or 17,434
Eligible for free or reduced price lunch 69.5% or 28,193
Students receiving Special Education Services 17.1% or 6,954
For more information go to http://www.arlington.spps.org/
Students are intorduced to the Bio industries, one of the largest growth areas in Minnesota, and core coursework emphasizing either medical & health sciences, business & marketing or engineering.
Demographics
Asian 29.3% or 11,891
African American 29.8% or 12,099
Caucasian 26.1% or 10,576
Latino 13% or 5,230
American Indian 1.8% or 747
Limited English Speaking Pre-Kindergarten-12 39.7% or 16,101
Home Language Other than English 43% or 17,434
Eligible for free or reduced price lunch 69.5% or 28,193
Students receiving Special Education Services 17.1% or 6,954
For more information go to http://www.arlington.spps.org/
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