Grades PreK-5
Students will build a strong academic foundation, develop leadership qualities, and strengthen their skills and mindsets for successful lifelong learning. They will experience rigorous and relevant hands-on STEM opportunities that enhance problem-solving, critical and creative thinking skills and their ability to work effectively with others.
PreKindergarten
District 196 Early Learning Philosophy
The goal of early learning is to nurture the development of children to be inquisitive, eager to learn, creative, confident, compassionate and self-initiating. Early learning should support cooperative learning, socialization, healthy self-esteem, and creativity while maximizing the growth of problem-solving, decision-making and early literacy and math skills.
Our programming consists of teacher-facilitated, hands-on activities that address the individual children's needs and interests. Children assume increasing personal responsibility and independence as they grow and develop.
Essential connections between home, school, and the community are acknowledged and strengthened through early learning programming. Families and teachers work cooperatively to encourage and support children on their unique journey of lifelong learning.
Classes are Monday-Friday from AM CLASS 9:10-11:55am and PM CLASS 1:10-3:55pm
Teresa Greseth
Speech-Language Pathologist
Echo Park Elementary, Dakota Valley Learning Center
School:
651-683-6969 x84725
Kindergarten
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The kindergarten team at Echo Park School of Leadership, Engineering and Technology is happy to welcome you and your kindergartener to school. We are excited and hope to make his/her first year full of learning and fun.
Kindergarten Teachers (call 651-683-6969, then select voicemail number below to leave a message)
1st Grade
First Grade is a foundational year that builds on past learning experiences and engages students as readers, writers, mathematicians, scientists, and engineers. Our students learn through hands-on opportunities that foster the development of leadership skills in young children.
2nd Grade
3rd Grade
4th Grade
5th Grade