Join us for an information Session ONLINE! Thursday, August 10, at 6 :00PM. Find the link here: https://www.edvisionshighschool.com/page/info-sessions
This summer: Jess went camping and exploring Minnesota. She biked the trails at Itasca State Park and Bemidji State Park. She traveled to Duluth & saw the lakewalk, rose garden, ships, zoo animals, the aquarium, and went golfing! Jess read 30 books & has only 38 more to go. :)
School starts in ONE MONTH! We are looking forward to seeing you!
This Summer: Larry went to an exceptional performance of Shakespeare's "Love's Labour's Lost" in which EOC student Cassidy Berg played the King of Navarre.
Join us for an information Session in DULUTH! Tuesday, August 1, at the Comfort Inn West Conference Room at 5 :00PM. https://www.edvisionshighschool.com/page/info-sessions
Welcome to our new school board members: Kevin, Laurie, and Brooke. Thank you for helping with the mission of EOC!
An opportunity for interested families...
Thank you! Pidamaya! Miigwech! We learned so much about the indigenous of Minnesota during our Trip. Thanks to all those who helped us along the way, from our various presenters and the Experiential Education team to the school board and chaperones that made this trip possible.
Day Five of our June Trip: The Chief Buffalo Memorial Lake Walk, a visit to Indigenous First with a guided tour of the "Birchbark & Cattails" Exhibit, and a journey to the Frog Bay National Tribal Park. We found connections to the land everywhere we went.
Day Four of our June trip: Visit to the Fond du Lac Ojibwe School and Tribal College, art exhibits and presentation at Tweed Museum on UMD campus, a stop to recreate and look at Ojibwe and Dakota constellations in the planetarium, and exploration of Enger Tower.
Day Three of our June Trip: Mille Lacs Museum and Trading Post, Jay Cooke State Park, end of day ice cream at Love Creamery. We learned how the Ojibwe people lived and moved throughout the four seasons and had a chance to play games and make dream catchers.
Day Two of our June Trip: Traverse De Sioux, Jeffers Petroglyphs, Reconciliation Park and shopping at Lakota Made. Students learned about treaties, the importance of gardening with the three sisters and the daily activities of the Dakota people.
Day One of our June trip: Minneapolis Sculpture Garden, Dakota Spirit Walk, Indian Mounds Region Park and St. Anthony Falls! Let the learning continue...
We went on a trip! Our Experiential Ed Trip: Focus on Dakota and Ojibwe Country of Minnesota and Wisconsin. Look at all the places we traveled! More photos to come over the next several days.
For the next couple of weeks, you will get a chance to "meet" our seniors. Today we want to recognize Micah Bernard.
Senior Project: Game Development. Favorite part of being a senior: College planning. Future plans: UW-Stout. Quote: “What is belief - what is faith - if you don’t continue it after failure?” - Brandon Sanderson
For the next couple of weeks, you will get a chance to "meet" our seniors. Today we want to recognize LorRae Portner.
Senior Project: National Showcase. Favorite part of being a senior: Senior project. Future Plans: To make team USA. Favorite quote: "With out rain nothing grows. Learn to embrace the storms in your life." -Anonymous
For the next couple of weeks, you will get a chance to "meet" our seniors. Today we want to recognize Lily Trana.
Senior Project: Creating a Children's Book. Favorite part of being a senior: Seeing my book come to life. Future plans: being a novelist. Favorite Quote: “The past can hurt. But the way I can see it, you can either run from it, or learn from it.”
For the next couple of weeks, you will get a chance to "meet" our seniors. Today we want to recognize Lars Croyle.
Senior Project: Game Development & Design. Favorite part of being a senior: The senior projects offer a unique and interesting challenge. Future plans: College & traveling
For the next couple of weeks, you will get a chance to "meet" our seniors. Today we want to recognize Kaitlyn Thomas.
Senior Project: Exploring My Native Roots & Heritage. Favorite part of being a senior: being done with high school and meeting new friends. Future plans: building a future for my myself and my family. Quote: "Tough times never last but tough people do"-Robert H. Schuller
