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New Hope Learning Center is a home base for Robbinsdale Area Schools Early Learning, which serves families with children from birth through pre-kindergarten. Our preschool programs hold a Parent Aware 4 Star Rating, the highest in Minnesota's quality rating system, and licensed teachers use research-based curriculum covering language, literacy, math, science, art, music and social, emotional and physical development. Fee-based preschool classes serve children from 30 months to 4 years old, meeting two to five days a week for two and a half hours, with tuition on a sliding fee scale and Pathway II scholarships for eligible families. A five-day VPK option serves 4-year-olds, and Early Adventures enrolls children in the year before kindergarten. Transportation is not provided for fee-based classes. Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) classes such as Incredible Infants and Terrific Twos bring caregivers and children together, with time led by licensed parent educators and sibling child care in most classes. Our district also offers Early Childhood Special Education and early intervention for children from birth to age 3, and a free early childhood screening is required for preschool enrollment.

10 Acre Wood Nature Preschool, located in Lakeville, Minnesota, is a nurturing and play-based educational environment designed for children aged 33 months through kindergarten. With a core mission centered on fostering a love for nature and environmental stewardship, the preschool offers both full-day and part-time enrollment options within a maximum group size of 12 students, ensuring an intimate learning atmosphere supported by a low student-to-teacher ratio of 6:1. The preschool's unique approach incorporates outdoor exploration across its expansive 10-acre property, which features woodlands, wetlands, and native prairie. This immersive setting allows children to engage in hands-on learning experiences that promote curiosity and discovery. The school's commitment to environmental education is reflected in its use of an environmentally-friendly converted pole barn as the main facility. What sets 10 Acre Wood apart is not only its dedicated focus on nature-based learning but also its emphasis on creating strong connections with families, fostering a community that supports each child's growth and development.

Academic Arts High School (AAHS) is dedicated to fostering a nurturing and inclusive environment for students with diverse learning needs, particularly those aged 14 to 21 who may experience challenges such as language-based learning disabilities or are twice-exceptional. The school's core mission emphasizes the importance of personalized education, ensuring that each student receives tailored support to thrive academically and socially. At AAHS, a unique blend of project-based learning and environmental education forms the foundation of the curriculum. This innovative approach not only engages students in meaningful, hands-on experiences but also promotes critical thinking and creativity. The school employs therapeutic methodologies that prioritize social-emotional learning, helping students develop resilience and self-awareness. Regular AHA Days are dedicated to mental health, encouraging students and staff to practice mindfulness and self-care. What sets Academic Arts apart is its commitment to maintaining a low student-teacher ratio, which allows for individualized attention and strong family partnerships. The school fosters a close-knit community where parents and guardians are actively involved in their children's education. Specialized facilities and a range of extracurricular activities further enhance the learning experience, making AAHS a distinctive choice for families seeking a supportive educational environment for their children.