A rain garden protects streams. Eagle Ridge Middle School boasts one thanks to a Bosch Community Fund grant. This remarkable school in the Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District 191 isn’t just about academics. Eagle Ridge Middle School is a place where students explore their interests. They nurture their creativity. The school’s Pathways program fosters exploration. It encourages students to consider their future. Eagle Ridge Middle School offers AVID a college prep program. It helps students develop critical thinking skills. Students in sixth and seventh grades take digital exploratory classes. They learn technology skills. They even learn about web design and animation. Eighth graders can take more advanced technology electives. Eagle Ridge Middle School also has embedded honors opportunities. This allows students to try more rigorous work without the barriers of traditional honors classes. The school supports student success through various initiatives. There is a vibrant sense of community at Eagle Ridge. Students participate in athletics. They also participate in clubs such as the National Junior Honor Society (NJHS). NJHS organizes service projects. Recently they hosted a pencil drive for teachers. The school even has a hydroponic garden. Students harvest greens using this technology. This garden is another example of the school’s commitment to sustainability. Eagle Ridge Middle School is more than just a place to learn. It’s a place to grow. It’s a place to discover. It’s a place where students build community. It is a place where they find their passions. Eagle Ridge Middle School is truly a special place. It’s a testament to the power of education and community. It is a place where students can thrive.
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