Elementary 1
E1 TEAM
The Elementary or E1 classrooms (sometimes referred to as lower elementary) include children in grades 1, 2, and 3. Typically there are 7-9 students of each grade in each E1 classroom.
“In the child is much knowledge, much wisdom. If we do not profit from it, it is only because of neglect on our part to become humble and to see the wonder of this soul and learn what the child can teach.”
-Dr. Maria Montessori
If you step into an E1 classroom, you will likely see children engaged in a variety of different activities or works. As a public school, we are guided by all of the MN State content standards. We are different, however, in how we organize our classrooms. Instruction tends to happen in small groups and independent work and practices is differentiated based on students' needs and interests.
Amanda Aadland
Titles:
Nutrition Services Assistant
Roles:
Faculty & Staff
Locations:
Global Arts Plus - Lower
Departments:
Nutrition Services
Email:
Nathan Aadland
Titles:
Facilities Data Coordinator
Degree(s):
MBA
Roles:
Faculty & Staff
Locations:
Como Service Center
Departments:
Facilities, Facilities - Administrative Services
Email:
Kareem Aal
Titles:
Tchr - Social Studies
Roles:
Faculty & Staff
Locations:
Murray Middle School
Email:
Megan Aanonsen
Titles:
Tchr - Kindergarten
Roles:
Faculty & Staff
Locations:
Eastern Heights Elementary
Email:
Hanan Abadir
Titles:
Nutrition Services Assistant
Roles:
Faculty & Staff
Locations:
Highland Park Senior High
Departments:
Nutrition Services
Email:
Nurelayn Abanesha
Titles:
Student Worker - HS Student
Roles:
Faculty & Staff
Locations:
1780 West 7th St - Disc Club
Email:
Bruce Abas
Titles:
TA 1 - Discovery Club
Roles:
Faculty & Staff
Locations:
St Anthony Park Elementary
Email:
Eden Abbai
Titles:
Nutrition Services Assistant
Roles:
Faculty & Staff
Locations:
Como Service Center
Departments:
Nutrition Services
Email:
The Elementary or E1 classrooms (sometimes referred to as lower elementary) include children in grades 1, 2, and 3. Typically there are 7-9 students of each grade in each E1 classroom.
“In the child is much knowledge, much wisdom. If we do not profit from it, it is only because of neglect on our part to become humble and to see the wonder of this soul and learn what the child can teach.”
-Dr. Maria Montessori
If you step into an E1 classroom, you will likely see children engaged in a variety of different activities or works. As a public school, we are guided by all of the MN State content standards. We are different, however, in how we organize our classrooms. Instruction tends to happen in small groups and independent work and practices is differentiated based on students' needs and interests.