CHISHOLM IS A VERY SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITY
Building Academically Strong Schools District leaders have been working diligently before and during the global pandemic to focus on academic excellence and expand opportunities for all stakeholders; including:
Chisholm Public Schools partners with parents and families, area business, healthcare, faith community, and alumni to further the academic success and enrichment of students, families and the greater community.
Expanded student learning opportunities
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Enrollment is steady
Chisholm Public Schools currently has an enrollment of 675 students. Our enrollment has been steady and well above the regional average. The Chisholm School Board is considering both an operating levy question and a bond referendum question for the November 8, 2022 ballot.
Please use the information on this website to help you make an informed decision at the polls on November 8. For more information or to get your questions answered, feel free to contact Superintendent Adrian Norman at anorman@chisholm.k12.mn.us or call 218-421-4322.
Chisholm Public Schools currently has an enrollment of 675 students. Our enrollment has been steady and well above the regional average. The Chisholm School Board is considering both an operating levy question and a bond referendum question for the November 8, 2022 ballot.
Please use the information on this website to help you make an informed decision at the polls on November 8. For more information or to get your questions answered, feel free to contact Superintendent Adrian Norman at anorman@chisholm.k12.mn.us or call 218-421-4322.
We Have a Plan to Address Desperate Needs
Our Current Operating Levy expires next year.
Our facilities are in desperate need of repair.
District is seeking additional funding District is in discussion with IRRRB and pursuing assistance from the state through legislation, and also seeking COVID Relief Funds from the county, as well as early childhood support from the Minnesota Head Start Association. |
District is achieving its strategic goals
★ New E-6 Building will increase operational efficiency and safety
★ Chisholm Elementary is operating significantly under capacity at 44% ★ A new E-6 building would save about $310,000 annually in operations costs Survey Says:
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Website updated November 3