Central Park Elementary School

Bilingual Child Care & Education Center is a premier Spanish immersion early learning community dedicated to nurturing infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. With a core mission centered on fostering confident, kind, and intelligent bilingual children, the school serves families in the Twin Cities area by providing a culturally enriched educational experience. The curriculum is thoughtfully designed to align with Minnesota standards for kindergarten readiness, ensuring that children not only thrive academically but also develop a deep appreciation for diverse Latinx cultures. The center boasts beautifully maintained classrooms and engaging natural playgrounds, creating an inviting environment where children can learn and explore. A standout feature of this institution is its commitment to maintaining a low student-teacher ratio, which allows for personalized attention and strong partnerships with families. Unlike larger chains that prioritize expansion over individual care, Bilingual Child Care & Education Center focuses on excellence within its two locations in Roseville and Mahtomedi, fostering a close-knit community where families and educators collaborate to create meaningful connections around the shared love of children and language.

Brimhall Elementary welcomes Roseville children from kindergarten through sixth grade into a multicultural school community. Collaboration, growth, joy, equity, and creativity guide its work. Classroom teachers set high expectations while specialists bring art, music, physical education, and English Learner instruction into students' school experience. Families can connect with teachers through conferences, the PTA, volunteering, and school activities. Older students have another way to contribute: children in grades 4–6 can apply to the Student Leaders program. Ranger, Brimhall's therapy dog, joins reading, small-group work, social-emotional learning activities, and celebrations. When students need additional school-based support, Brimhall's staff includes special education teachers, speech-language professionals, school psychologists, a social worker, and occupational and physical therapy personnel. These team members work within the school's broader elementary program; families can ask the school how their child's specific services are arranged. The campus sits at 1744 County Road B West in Roseville.

Fairview Alternative High School gives Roseville Area Schools students a less traditional, more flexible path through high school. Students earn a Roseville Area School Diploma, and they can combine school with a career, strengthen academic and vocational skills, and learn through individualized and small group instruction. Our approach balances teacher-led and student-directed learning, gives students voice and choice, and builds strong connections to future career options. Students also work on social skills and making positive life choices as part of the program. Each month, students compete in HOMES team challenges that build teamwork and school spirit, with a 3D printed phoenix trophy made by our staff going to the winning team. Science classes include hands-on labs such as extracting DNA from strawberries.