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Finance&OperationsDepartment
144049thAve.NE
ColumbiaHeights,MN55421
(763)528-4500
www.colheights.k12.mn.us
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Proudly Showcasing
FREE all day Kindergarten!
FREE extended day after school program!
One computer for every two students!
$200,000 annual awards in local college
scholarships!
Winner of the Silver Award in the HealthierUS
School Challenge!
Proud participant in the Farm to School Program!
Certified as Energy Star Leaders thru the U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency!
2011-2012 Fiscal Features
From Your Community Schools
Small Class SizesSmall Class Sizes
Average Class Sizes for School Year 2011Average Class Sizes for School Year 2011--20122012
GradesGrades GradesGrades
KK -- 22 2222 66 -- 88 2727
33 -- 55 2626 99 -- 1212 2929
Enrollment Continues to GROW
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O ur Core Values:
* Community * Integrity
* Excellence * Respect
* Collaboration * Courage
* Innovation
2750
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2850
2900
2950
3000
3050
08/09 09/10 10/11 11/12 12/13
K - 12 Students
Estimated
2. Proudly serving the Columbia Heights, Hilltop and Southern Fridley Communities!
2011-2012 General Fund Revenue: $37 million
2011-2012 General Fund Expenses: $37 million
School Board Members
Scott Bardell Missy Lee
John Larkin Lori Meyer
Ted Landwehr Laura Palmer
schoolboard@colheights.k12.mn.us
Kathy L. Kelly, Superintendent
District Mission
“Columbia Heights Public Schools create
worlds of opportunity for every learner
in partnership with supportive small-town
communities by challenging all to discover
their talents, unleash their potential, and
develop tools for lifelong success.”
More information is available at:
www.colheights.k12.mn.us
Tidbits
District Size 6 square miles
District Population 25,194
District Employee Count 471
Student Population 3,005
100 Students Equals $1.22 million
Financial Stability
Proud recipient of the International
Certificate of Excellence in Financial
Reporting award for 5 consecutive
years!
We consistently demonstrate fiscal
responsibility.
District Schools
Highland Elementary (Pre-K, K-5)
North Park Elementary (Pre-K, K-5)
Valley View Elementary (K-5)
Columbia Academy (6-8)
Columbia Heights High School (9-12)
Early Childhood & Family Center
Administration
3%
Support Staff
3%
Classroom
Instruction
69%
Pupil Support
14%
Building
Operations
11%
How do we spend
district funds?
How do we obtain
district funds?
Worlds of Opportunity
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