Established in 1992, Lakewood Elementary School is a public educational institution. It has an enrollment of more than 250 students in kindergarten through grade five. The school serves over three rural townships in an area that spans nearly 200 square miles. Its facilities include a computer laboratory, media center, playground, cafeteria, nature trails and classrooms. Lakewood Elementary School s academic curriculum includes English, math, science, art, music and physical education. The school was awarded the national No Child Left Behind-Blue Ribbon Schools Award for Academic Achievement in 2004. It has a parent-teacher-student association that organizes various fundraising activities. Lakewood Elementary School is located in Duluth, Minn., and is a part of Duluth Public Schools, which operates approximately 15 facilities and serves more than 9,000 students in pre-kindergarten through grade 12.
Founded in 1965, Superior High School provides classes to students from grades nine through 12. It offers classes in a wide range of subjects, which includes art, science, social studies, mathematics, English, technical education, music and business studies. It offers foreign language courses in various international languages, including French, German and Spanish. The school offers a wide range of cocurricular activities, such as dramatics, figure skating, chess and cultural clubs. It also offers Amnesty International, badger boys and girls, and race car clubs; and foreign exchange programs. It also offers various sports activities, such as basketball, tennis, wrestling, soccer, softball and cheerleading sports. Its guidance department provides academic support and career services. The school is part of Superior School District and is located in Superior, Wis.
Bryant Elementary School offers a variety of learning and co-curricular programs. Its curriculum includes language arts, science and technology, math, social science and computers. The school has several special departments and clubs that include the Distributive Education Club of America, Future Business Leaders of America, Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America and Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. It has various facilities, including a family resource center, cafeteria, media center and playing fields. It also has a guidance division that offers academic information, course catalogs, class ranks, grade point averages and project information. The school is governed by the School District of Superior and it is located in Superior, Wis.
Cathedral School is a Catholic-based learning institute that offers various educational programs to students in pre-kindergarten through grade eight. Its academic curriculum includes reading, writing, math, science, social studies, art, Spanish, geography, physical education, music, computer technology and language arts. The school provides milk, fruit juices, chicken nuggets, pizzas and sandwiches for lunch. It additionally offers Title 1 and special education programs for students with learning disabilities. The school offers a range of sports activities, such as volleyball, basketball, cheerleading, and track and field. It also provides after-school programs and scholarship opportunities for its students. Cathedral School is located in Superior, Wis.
Cooper Elementary is a school that offers a range of academic and extracurricular programs for students in kindergarten through grade five. Located in Superior, Wis., it offers various programs, including art, counseling, health assistance, music and physical education. The school conducts several athletics activities. Cooper Elementary also maintains a library that provides a variety of books and reference materials. Additionally, it has a parent-teacher association that participates in various events. Cooper Elementary is a part of the School District of Superior, which operates several other elementary, middle and high schools.
Hermantown High School is a part of the Hermantown School District 700, which operates elementary, middle and high schools. Established in 1988, Hermantown High School serves more than 650 students in grades nine through 12. Its academic curriculum offers a range of subjects, such as math, science, business education, English and language arts. The school s extracurricular activities include physical education, music and drama. It also operates a math league and nearly 20 athletic teams. The school offers foreign language programs in Spanish. In addition, it provides medical care, speech development, and guidance and counseling services. Hermantown High School also offers library services and various sponsorship programs.
Northern Lights Elementary offers a variety of learning and extracurricular programs. Its curriculum includes language arts, science and technology, math, social science and computers. The school has several special departments and clubs that include the Distributive Education Club of America, Future Business Leaders of America, Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America and Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. It has various facilities, including a family resource center, cafeteria, media center and playing fields. It also has a guidance division that offers academic information, course catalogs, class ranks, grade point averages and project information. The school is governed by the School District of Superior and is located in Superior, Wis.
