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Duluth School District (ISD 709) Table30TU of Contents U30T (pg. 7) Index (pg. 97) April 16, 2019 2 3 4 5 6 Table of Contents Table of Contents .................................................................................................... 7 – 11 Arrowhead Library System ...................................................................................... 13, 14 Public Libraries ................................................................................................... 15 – 46 System Map .............................................................................................................. 16 Holiday Dates Public Libraries are Closed .......................................................... 17, 18 Aurora Public Library 229-2021 19 (Fax) 229-3198 Babbitt Public Library (V/Fax/TDD) 827-3345 20 Baudette Public Library (V/Fax) 634-2329 21 Bovey Public Library (V/Fax/TDD) 245-1633 22 Buhl Public Library 258-3391 23 (Fax) 489-1052 Calumet Public Library (V/Fax) 247-3108 24 Carlton Public Library 384-3322 25 (Fax) 384-3467 Chisholm Public Library 254-7913 26 (Fax) 254-7952 Cloquet Public Library (V/TDD) 879-1531 27 (Second Line) 879-1532 (Fax) 879-6531 Coleraine Public Library 245-2315 28 (Fax) 910-2293 Cook Public Library 666-2210 29 Duluth Public Library (Main) 730-4200 30, 31 (Mt. Royal) 730-4290 (W. Duluth) 730-4280 (Reference Fax) 723-5927 (Business Office Fax) 730-5926 Ely Public Library (V/TDD) 365-5140 32 (Fax) 365-6107 Eveleth Public Library 744-7499 33 (Fax) 742-9635 Gilbert Public Library 748-2230 34 (Fax) 600-0506 Grand Marais Public Library 387-1140 35 Grand Rapids Area Library 326-7640 36 (Fax) 326-7644 (TTY) 327-8831 Hibbing Public Library 362-5959 37 Hoyt Lakes Public Library 225-2412 38 (Fax) 225-2399 International Falls Public Library 283-8051 39 (Fax) 283-4379 Keewatin Public Library 778-6377 40 (Fax) 778-6193 Marble Public Library (V/Fax) 247-7676 41 7 Moose Lake Public Library (V/Fax/TDD) 485-4424 42 Mountain Iron Public Library 735-8625 43 (Fax) 748-7573 Silver Bay Public Library 226-4331 44 (Fax) 226-3140 Two Harbors Public Library 834-3148 45 (Fax) 834-2658 Virginia Public Library (V/TDD) 748-7525 46 (Fax) 748-7527 Academic Libraries ............................................................................................. 47 – 53 College of St. Scholastica Library ........................................................................... 49 Hibbing Community College Learning Resource Center ........................................ 50 Itasca Community College Library .......................................................................... 50 Lake Superior College – Erickson Library .............................................................. 51 Mesabi Range Community & Tech College – Virginia Campus Library .................. 51 Rainy River Community College Library ................................................................. 52 University of Minnesota Duluth - Kathryn A. Martin Library .............................. 52, 53 Vermilion Community College Library .................................................................... 53 School Libraries .................................................................................................. 55 – 77 Barnum School District (ISD 91) ............................................................................. 57 Barnum Elementary School Library Barnum High School Media Center Carlton School District (ISD 93) .............................................................................. 57 Carlton High School South Terrace Elementary Chisholm School District (ISD 695) ........................................................................ 58 Chisholm Elementary School Chisholm High School Library Vaughan-Steffensrud Elementary School Cloquet School District (ISD 94) ....................................................................... 58, 59 Churchill Elementary Cloquet Middle School Cloquet Senior High School Washington Elementary Cook County School District (ISD 166)................................................................... 59 Cook County School District Library Cromwell-Wright School District (ISD 95) ............................................................... 59 Cromwell-Wright Public School Deer River School District (ISD 317) ...................................................................... 60 Deer River High School Deer River School District King Elementary Duluth School District (ISD 709) ..................................................................... 60 – 62 Congdon Park Elementary School (K-5) Denfeld High School (9-12) East High School Library (9-12) Homecroft Elementary School (K-5) Lakewood Elementary School (K-5) Laura MacArthur Elementary School (K-5) Lester Park Elementary School (K-5) Lincoln Park Middle School (6-8) 8 Lowell Elementary Magnet School (K-5) Myers-Wilkins Elementary School (K-5) Ordean East Middle School (6-8) Piedmont Elementary School (K-5) Stowe Elementary School (K-5) Ely School District (ISD 696) ............................................................................ 62, 63 Ely School District Memorial Junior/Senior High School Washington Elementary School Esko School District (ISD 99) ................................................................................. 63 Lincoln High School / Winterquist Elementary School Eveleth-Gilbert School District (ISD 2154) ........................................................ 63, 64 Eveleth-Gilbert Nelle Shean / Jr. High Media Center Eveleth-Gilbert Senior High Media Center Franklin Elementary School Media Center Floodwood School District (ISD 698) ...................................................................... 64 Floodwood K-12 School Fond du Lac Ojibwe School .................................................................................... 64 Greenway School District (ISD 316) ....................................................................... 65 Greenway High School Marble Elementary School Vandyke Elementary School Hermantown School District (ISD 700) ............................................................. 65, 66 Hermantown Elementary School Hermantown High School Hermantown Middle School Hibbing School District (ISD 701) ..................................................................... 66, 67 Greenhaven Elementary School Hibbing High School Lincoln Elementary School Washington Elementary School Independent School District 318....................................................................... 67, 68 Bigfork High School Cohasset Elementary School Edna I. Murphy Elementary School Media Center Forest Lake Elementary Grand Rapids High School Robert J. Elkington Middle School Southwest Elementary School International Falls School District (ISD 361) ..................................................... 68, 69 Falls Elementary School Falls High School International Falls School District Lake of the Woods Community School District (ISD 390) ...................................... 69 Lake of the Woods K-12 School Lake Superior School District (ISD 381) ........................................................... 69, 70 Lake Superior School District Minnehaha Elementary School Two Harbors High School William Kelley School Littlefork-Big Falls School District (ISD 362) ........................................................... 70 Littlefork-Big Falls School Media Center Marquette Catholic School ..................................................................................... 70 9 Marshall School ................................................................................................ 70, 71 Mesabi East School District (ISD 2711) ................................................................. 71 Mesabi East School Media Center Moose Lake School District (ISD 97) ...................................................................... 71 Moose Lake Community Schools Mountain Iron-Buhl School District (ISD 712) ......................................................... 72 Merritt Elementary School Mountain Iron-Buhl High School Mountain Iron-Buhl School District Nashwauk-Keewatin School District (ISD 319) ................................................. 72, 73 Keewatin Elementary School Nashwauk-Keewatin High School / Nashwauk Area Community Library Nashwauk-Keewatin School District Nett Lake School District (ISD 707) ........................................................................ 73 Nett Lake Elementary School North Shore Community School (ISD 4084) ........................................................... 73 Proctor Public Schools (ISD 704) ........................................................................... 74 A.I. Jedlicka Middle School Bay View Elementary School Pike Lake Elementary School Proctor High School St. Joseph’s School ................................................................................................ 74 St. Louis County School District (ISD 2142) ..................................................... 74, 75 Cherry School North Woods School Northeast Range School South Ridge School Tower Soudan School South Koochiching/Rainy River School District (ISD 363) ................................ 75, 76 Indus School Northome School Stella Maris Academy Library – Holy Rosary Campus ........................................... 76 Virginia School District (ISD 706) ..................................................................... 76, 77 Parkview Learning Center Library Roosevelt Elementary School Virginia High School Library Wrenshall School District (ISD 100) ......................................................................
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