CCN Article - Youth and Schools - Camden North Minneapolis Youth and School News and Updates

Loring School was recently promoting community fitness on Wednesday nights. Loring's gym teacher Nancy Duwenhoegger coached 20 to 35 community kids who came each week to Victory Park to play Capture the Flag.

July 2010 Capturing the flag

Hey folks - post this on your refrigerator. Parents and children need to know the curfew rules. Curfews are set for youth ages 17 and under. Under 12 years old: Sun.-Thurs., home by 9 p.m.; Fri. and Sat. home by 10 p.m. 12-14 years old: Sun.-Thurs., home by 10 p.m.; Fri. and Sat. home by 11 p.m. 15-17 years old: Sun.-Thurs. home by 11 p.m.; Fri. and Sat. home by midnight.

July 2010 Know the curfew hours for your kids or youll pay

Noble Academy's fifth grade classes each set a goal for themselves to read 1000 books by the end of the 2009-2010 school year. On June 3, they reached that goal.

    Stu Keroff's and Brian Robertson's homeroom classes have been hard at work trying to reach this goal since the beginning of the school year, with all of the 52 children responsible for reading books on their own to contribute to the fifth grade effort. At present count, the two classes together have read a total of 2019 books, with no end in sight.

July 2010 Noble Academys Fifth Grade classes read over 1000 books

By: Tom Murray 07/01/2010

Scholastic Distinctions

Katherine Joyce Schmalz, Valedictorian

Kia Her, Salutatorian

Susan Vang

Doua Kha

Paul Lamar Washington

Kia Vang

Luke Aren Bonde

July 2010 Patrick Henry High School Class of 2010

By: Bondo Nyembwe 07/01/2010

Ten months ago Richard Allen Math & Science Academy (RAMSA) opened its doors with 67 students. We were ready to meet our new students, many of which were excited about the new Science Technology Engineering & Math (STEM) school. Parents were interested to see what Richard Allen Math & Science was going to deliver. Critics wondered if this was another school that was going to stand the test of time. On June 9, RAMSA graduated 22 8th grade students. I am proud to report that we have met and exceeded the expectations of our community, parents and stakeholders. Below are successes we have accomplished because of the support from staff, parents, community members and volunteers.

July 2010 Richard Allen Math and Science Academys first graduates