Hello, this is ISD 518 summer school programming. There will be no classes on Wednesday, June 19th to observe Juneteenth. Schools and offices will be closed for the day. Regular programming will resume on Thursday, June 20th. If you have any questions, please call your school office.
Saludos de parte del programa de clases de verano de ISD 518, queremos informarles que no habrá clases el miércoles 19 de junio por la celebración de Juneteenth. Este día todas las escuelas y oficinas permanecerán cerradas y el programa de clases de verano se reanudará el jueves 20. Por favor llame a la oficina si tiene alguna pregunta al respecto.
All District 518 schools will dismiss early on Friday, May 31 Prairie – 12:30 Intermediate – 12:00 Worthington Middle School – 11:50 Worthington High School – 12:00 (students may stay for lunch until 12:30) Learning Center – 12:00
All District 518 schools will dismiss early on Wednesday, May 22 Prairie – 12:30 Intermediate – 12:00 Worthington Middle School – 11:50 Worthington High School – 12:00 (students may stay for lunch until 12:30) Learning Center – 12:00
All District 518 schools will dismiss early on Wednesday, April 17 Prairie – 12:30 Intermediate – 12:00 Worthington Middle School – 11:50 Worthington High School – 12:00 (students may stay for lunch until 12:30) Learning Center – 12:00
District 518 Schools have been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from The NAMM Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education. Now in its 25th year, the Best Communities for Music Education designation is awarded to districts that demonstrate outstanding achievement for providing music access and education to all students.
To qualify for the Best Communities designation, District 518 Schools answered detailed questions about funding, graduation requirements, music class participation, instruction time, facilities, support for the music program and community music-making programs. Responses were verified by school officials and reviewed by The Music Research Institute at the University of Kansas.
Our District 518 music program exemplifies the district’s mission of excellence in action by continuing to provide many opportunities for our students. Traditionally our music programs are built with support to continually improve and excel. We are proud of our student musicians, staff, and supportive community, states John Landgaard, District 518 Superintendent.
Music is an integral part of the fabric of Worthington, Minnesota. It’s the heartbeat of many of our beautiful cultures represented here, and from the time students enter kindergarten, music is a regular part of their education. As students advance into middle school and high school, thoughtful scheduling allows them to participate in band, choir, and orchestra – an aspect of our program that is critical to our strength and success.
Community performance ensembles (City Band, WASO, and Chamber Singers) allow community members to continue making music throughout their lives while also developing organic and collaborative relationships with high school musicians. Our city auditorium enriches our community further with a yearly performance series that also connects our students and community with artists throughout the country.
Simply put, Worthington understands that music provides our students a common ground with which to explore our humanity and the world around us. We don’t have to speak the same language or share the same beliefs to create something beautiful together. Music is critical to a complete public-school education, and we are proud to be music educators in Worthington, MN, statement from our District 518 Music Department.
All District 518 schools will dismiss early on Wednesday, March 6 Prairie – 12:30 Intermediate – 12:00 WMS – 11:50 WHS – 12:00 students may stay for lunch until 12:30 LC – 12:00
The District #518 Wellness Committee is looking for up to 2 Parent or Community members to provide input on district wellness practices. The Committee meets 3 – 4 times per year. If interested, please contact Tessa Dierks at Tessa.Dierks@isd518.net or Dave Skog at Dave.Skog@isd518.net.
Posted on Mon, February 26, 2024 by Clasine Lester
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