Anishinabe Academy

Address:
3100 E 28th St, Minneapolis, MN 55406
Point of Contact:
Brigid Butler Assistant Principal, Anishinabe Academy Elementary
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Address:
3100 E 28th St, Minneapolis, MN 55406
Point of Contact:
Brigid Butler Assistant Principal, Anishinabe Academy Elementary
Visit Website

Anishinabe Academy

Address:
3100 E 28th St, Minneapolis, MN 55406
Point of Contact:
Brigid Butler Assistant Principal, Anishinabe Academy Elementary
Visit Website

Vision Statement: Educating and empowering through cultural revitalization.

Mission Statement: We exist to engage urban Indigenous students by integrating and reclaiming Native American identities, cultures, and languages through authentic academic experience.

Anishinabe Academy has been enriching the lives of its’ students, their families, and our community through dedication to the principles of our seven grandfather teachings: Truth, Respect, Honesty, Love, Wisdom, Humility and Courage.

As a MPS community school focusing on Native American language and culture, our values are fundamental to the foundation of all our programs, ensuring every child learns to value our seven teachings, self and others. We provide a safe, positive, learning environment that encourages the scholastic achievement of our students, as well as the development of their culture and social lives. At Anishinabe Academy, we strive to develop the whole person. So when our students get promoted, they will possess the confidence, compassion and character to make their future and ours the best it can be.

Get to Know Us: Anishinabe Academy educates through an Indigenous lens Families looking for a public school that honors American Indian culture and language you need look no further. Located in Minneapolis’s Longfellow neighborhood, Anishinabe Academy offers a small, welcoming environment with staff who develop close relationships with students and their families. Anishinabe Academy integrates and reclaims Dakota and Ojibwe identities, cultures and languages through authentic academic experiences. American Indian programming continues at Sanford and Northeast Middle Schools, and at South High School’s All Nations program.

What We Offer:

Full-day Pre-K

Integrates Native American culture and languages (Dakota, Ojibwe)

Artist residencies

Science Technology Engineering Arts and Math (STEAM)

Advanced instruction, including Telescoped Math

After-school activities

Categories:

  • Art and Culture
  • Cultural
  • Education
  • Family
  • Language Programs
  • Mental Support
  • Technology
  • Youth

Type:

Education

  • Transportation provided
  • No enrollment or descendancy requirement