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EDUCATION
HIGH QUALITY LEARNING
T
he Monticello School District provides
a high-quality, learning environment
designed to increase student achievement
for the 4,000 K-12 students. Our early education
and community education offerings insure all
residents in the district can engage in learning
opportunities. The school district employs more
than 300 highly qualified teachers, most with
Master’s Degrees, to engage students through
best practice techniques and the technology
necessary to help students reach their potential.
The Monticello School District continually
evaluates the curriculum to ensure students are
ready for the ever-changing world economy that
awaits them upon graduation.
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
DISTRICT 882
www.monticello.K12.mn.us
District Offices
302 Washington St.
[phone]
Community Education
9375 Fenning Ave NE
[phone]
Monticello High School
5225 School Blvd
[phone]
Monticello Middle School
800 Broadway E
[phone]
Pinewood Elementary School
1010 Broadway W.
[phone]
Little Mountain Elementary School
9350 Fallon Ave NE
[phone]
High school students have the opportunity
to choose from a wide range of college-credit
courses, part-time enrollment at Wright Technical
Center, music offerings (including orchestra, band
and choir) and over 40 extra-curricular sports and
activities. The state-wide average of high school
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graduates who attend post-secondary is 68%,
while 85% of Monticello High School students
attend a post-secondary college.
Visit www.monticello.K12.mn.us to learn more
about the Monticello School District.
Eastview Education Center
9375 Fenning Ave NE
[phone]
Turning Point Alternative Learning
Program
406 East 7th St Suite 200
[phone]
www.alp.monticello.k12.mn.us