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Minnesota Charter Schools by Legislative District Minnesota Charter Schools by Legislative District Senator Representative School 2 Paul Utke (R) 02B Steve Green (R) Naytahwaush Community School – Naytahwaush [email protected] [email protected] 3 Thomas (Tom) Bakk (DFL) 03A Rob Ecklund (DFL) Birch Grove Community School – Tofte http://www.senate.mn/senatorbakkemail [email protected] Great Expectations School - Grand Marais Vermillion Country School-Tower Oshki Ogimaag Charter School - Grand Portage 03B Mary Murphy (DFL) North Shore Community School – Duluth [email protected] Duluth Edison Charter School: North Star Academy - Duluth 5 Justin Eichorn (R) 05A Matt Bliss (R) Schoolcraft Learning Community – Bemidji [email protected] [email protected] TrekNorth High School - Bemidji Voyageurs Expeditionary High School - Bemidji 6 David J. Tomassoni (DFL) 06A Julie Sandstede (DFL) Northern Lights Community School – Warba [email protected] [email protected] 06B Jason Metsa (DFL) East Range Academy of Technology & Science (ERATS) - Eveleth [email protected] 7 Erik Simonson (DFL) 07B Liz Olson (DFL) Harbor City International School – Duluth [email protected] [email protected] Duluth Edison Charter School: Raleigh Academy - Duluth 9 Paul Gazelka (R) 09A John Poston (R) Pillager Area Charter School – Pillager [email protected] [email protected] 10 Carrie Ruud (R) 10A Joshua Heintzman (R) Discovery Woods Montessori School - Brainerd [email protected] [email protected] 10B Dale K. Lueck (R) Minisinaakwaang Leadership Academy - McGregor [email protected] Crosslake Community School - Crosslake 12 Torry Westrom (R) 12A Jeff Backer (R) Glacial Hills Elementary School - Starbuck [email protected] [email protected] 14 Jerry Relph 14A Tama Theis Athlos Academy of St. Cloud [email protected] [email protected] St. Cloud Math and Science Academy - Waite Park STRIDE Academy - St. Cloud 16 Gary Dahms (R) 16A Chris Swedzinski (R) Clarkfield Charter School - Clarkfield [email protected] [email protected] E.C.H.O. Charter School - Echo M.I.L.R.O.Y. Area Charter School - Milroy 17 Andrew Lang (R) 17B Dave Baker (R) Technical Academies of Minnesota - Willmar MN Association of Charter Schools February 2017 Minnesota Charter Schools by Legislative District [email protected] [email protected] 18 Scott J. Newman (R) 18B Glenn Gruenhagen (R) New Century Academy - Hutchinson [email protected] [email protected] New Discoveries Montessori School – Hutchinson EdVisions Off Campus Charter School – Henderson Green Isle Community School - Green Isle MN New Country School – Henderson 19 Nick Frentz (DFL) 19A Clark Johnson (DFL) Lafayette Charter School – Lafayette [email protected] [email protected] 19B Jack Considine (DFL) Kato Public Charter School – Mankato [email protected] 20 Rich Draheim (R) 20B David Bly (DFL) Arcadia Charter School - Northfield [email protected] [email protected] 24 John Jasinski (R) 24A John Petersburg (R) TEAM Academy - Waseca [email protected] [email protected] 24B Brian Daniels (R) Nerstrand Elementary School - Nerstrand [email protected] Discovery Public School of Faribault – Faribault Cannon River STEM School - Faribault 26 Carla Nelson (R) 26A Tina Liebling (DFL) Rochester Beacon - Rochester [email protected] [email protected] Rochester Math and Science Academy - Rochester Rochester Off-Campus Charter School - Rochester Rochester STEM Academy - Rochester 28 Jeremy Miller (R) 28A Gene Pelowski Jr. (DFL) Bluffview Montessori School - Winona [email protected] [email protected] Riverway Learning Community - Winona Ridgeway Community School – Ridgeway 28B Gregory M. Davids (R) La Crescent Montessori & STEM School - La Crescent [email protected] 29 Bruce Anderson (R) 29A Joe McDonald (R) Jane Goodall Environmnetal Sciences Academy - Maple Lake [email protected] [email protected] 29B Marion O'Neil (R) Swan River Montessori School – Monticello [email protected] 30 Mary Kiffmeyer (R) 30A Nick Zerwas (R) Spectrum High School - Elk River [email protected] [email protected] 30B Eric Lucero (R) Kaleidoscope Charter School – Otsego MN Association of Charter Schools February 2017 Minnesota Charter Schools by Legislative District [email protected] 31 Michelle Benson (R) 31B Cal Bahr (R) Star of the North Academy - East Bethel [email protected] [email protected] 32 Mark Koran (R) 32A Brian Johnson (R) Art & Science Academy - Isanti [email protected] [email protected] 32B Anne Neu (R) TRIO Wolf Creek Distance Learning Charter School – Lindstrom [email protected] 34 Warren Limmer (R) 34A Joyce Peppin (R) Beacon Academy - Crystal [email protected] [email protected] 34B Dennis Smith (R) Parnasus Preparatory School - Maple Grove [email protected] 35 Jim Abeler (R) 35A Abigail Whelan (R) PACT Charter School – Ramsey [email protected] [email protected] 36 John Hoffman (DFL) 36A Mark Uglem (R) Northwest Passage High School - Coon Rapids [email protected] [email protected] 36B Melissa Hortman (DFL) SAGE Academy Charter School - Brooklyn Park [email protected] Noble Academy - Brooklyn Park Athlos Leadership Academy - Brooklyn Park 37 Jerry Newton (DFL) 37A Erin Koegel (DFL) Paladin Academy – Blaine [email protected] [email protected] 37B Nolan West (R) DaVinci Academy of Arts and Science - Blaine [email protected] 39 Karin Housley (R) 39A Bob Dettmer (R) Lakes International Language Academy - Forest Lake [email protected] [email protected] North Lakes Academy Charter Middle School - Forest Lake 39B Kathy Lohmer (R) St. Croix Preparatory Academy – Stillwater [email protected] New Heights School – Stillwater 40 Chris Eaton (DFL) 40A Michael Nelson (DFL) Excell Academy for Higher Learning - Brooklyn Park http://www.senate.mn/senatoreatonemail [email protected] Minnesota Early Learning Academy - Brooklyn Park Prairie Seeds Academy - Brooklyn Park 40B Debra Hilstrom (DFL) Odyssey Charter School - Brooklyn Center [email protected] 41 Carolyn Laine (DFL) 41B Mary Kunesh-Podein (DFL) Global Academy - Columbia Heights [email protected] [email protected] Prodeo Academy - Columbia Heights/ Minneapolis MN Association of Charter Schools February 2017 Minnesota Charter Schools by Legislative District 42 Jason "Ike" Isaacson (DFL) 42B Jamie Becker-Finn (DFL) AFSA High School - Vadnais Heights [email protected] [email protected] 43 Charles Wiger (DFL) 43A Peter Fischer (DFL) Level Up Academy - White Bear Lake http://www.senate.mn/senatorwigeremail [email protected] 43B Leon Lillie (DFL) North Metro Flex Academy - North St. Paul [email protected] 44 Paul Anderson (R) 44B John Applebaum (DFL) Nasha Shkola - Minnetonka [email protected] [email protected] 45 Ann H. Rest (DFL) 45B Mike Freiberg (DFL) LoveWorks Academy for Visiual & Performing Arts - Golden Valley http://www.senate.mn/senatorrestemail [email protected] 46 Ron Latz (DFL) 46B Cheryl Youakim (DFL) Main Street School of Performing Arts – Hopkins [email protected] [email protected] Ubah Medical Academy – Hopkins Agamim Classical Academy - Hopkins 47 Scott Jensen (R) 47A Jim Nash (R) Cologne Academy - Cologne [email protected] [email protected] 47B Joe Hoppe (R) World Learner School of Chaska – Chaska [email protected] 49 Melisa Franzen (DFL) 49B Paul Rosenthal (DFL) Eagle Ridge Academy - Eden Prairie [email protected] [email protected] International Spanish Language Academy - Minnetonka Lionsgate Academy - Crystal 50 Melissa Halvorson Wiklund (DFL) 50A Linda Slocum (DFL) Partnership Academy - Richfield [email protected] [email protected] 50B Andrew Carlson (DFL) Seven Hills Classical Academy – Bloomington [email protected] 52 Matt Klein (DFL) 52A Rick Hansen (DFL) BlueSky Online Charter School - West St. Paul [email protected] [email protected] Academic Arts High School - West St. Paul 52B Regina Barr (R) Discovery Charter School [email protected] 53 Susan Kent (DFL) 53A JoAnn Ward (DFL) Woodbury Leadership Academy - Woodbury [email protected] [email protected] 53B Kelly Fenton (R) Math and Science Academy – Woodbury [email protected] 54 Dan Schoen (DFL) 54A Keith Franke (R) Natural Science Academy - St. Paul Park MN Association of Charter Schools February 2017 Minnesota Charter Schools by Legislative District [email protected] [email protected] 56 Dan Hall (R) 56A Drew Christensen (R) Aspen Academy - Prior Lake [email protected] [email protected] 58 Matt Little (DFL) 58B Pat Garofalo (R) Prairie Creek Community School – Northfield [email protected] [email protected] 59 Bobby Joe Champion (DFL) 59A Fue Lee (DFL) Sojourner Truth Academy - Minneapolis [email protected] [email protected] Bright Water Elementary - Minneapolis KIPP North Star Academy - Minneapolis Minnesota Internship Center Charter High School - Minneapolis New Millennium Academy - Minneapolis Mastery School - Minneapolis 59B Raymond Dehn (DFL) Best Academy - Minneapolis [email protected]
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