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Personal and academic growth through active learning

In middle school, young minds thrive on active, engaged learning, providing opportunities for students to connect classroom lessons with real-life situations. Our middle school program keeps scholars engaged and challenged; helps them discover new interests; and supports their intellectual, social and emotional growth.

Students have an advisory period that provides time for extra attention to academics, along with opportunities to build relationships with teachers and other students. While in middle school, your child may even take courses eligible for high school credit.

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2023-24 secondary orientation/learning
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2023-24 middle school conference schedule

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Brooklyn Middle STEAM Magnet Program

Magnet schools allow students to deepen their learning in special focus areas. Brooklyn Middle School offers a full-school STEAM (STEM plus Arts) program.

Applying to magnet schools

Submit your completed magnet school application online starting Oct. 15; the priority deadline is Dec. 31. For help with the application, please call 763-450-1300.

Within district guidelines, free transportation is provided to magnet school students who enroll through the Northwest Suburban Integration School District.

Career and Technical Education

Career and Technical Education programs help students gain academic and technical knowledge, skills, competencies and attitudes required in college and careers.

Career and Technical Education programming in middle school includes two program areas:

Family and Consumer Science
Technology Education

Learn more about Career and Technical Education in Osseo Area Schools.

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Special Education

Talent Development, Academic Challenge and Gifted Support

Technology

Each student in grades 6-8 receives a district-issued Chromebook for educational use.

A typical middle school student will use their device to do schoolwork both at home and at school. They might do research, access online curriculum, annotate an assigned reading, or create videos that document their learning. Mobile devices also allow students to experience a flipped classroom, which involves viewing (during non-classroom hours) a video of their teacher providing instruction and then using class time to dig deeper into that topic, ask questions, or do group work on a project.

All middle school students use Schoology, a learning management system that supports online learning, communication, and collaboration among teachers, students, and families.

Learn more about the district’s Digital Learning Plan.