ABOUT LONGFELLOW 45-15
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
INSPIRE.
CHALLENGE.
EMPOWER.
Longfellow 45-15 Elementary is an elementary school serving approximately 320 students in grades K-5 in southeast Rochester, Minnesota within the Rochester Public Schools (RPS). The population of learners has a vibrant richness of diversity representing an array countries and cultures from around the world.
Longfellow 45-15 Elementary School follows a 45-15 instructional calendar with school beginning the last week of July, following a six-week summer vacation. Students attend school each of the four instructional quarters for approximately 45 days followed by 15 days of vacation with minimal four-day weeks due to holidays. During each 15 day break, students are provided the opportunity to attend math and reading intervention classes (intersession) in the morning for one week in October, January and in March. School Age Child Care (SACC) and 21st Century Community Learning Center Program offer enrichment activities during the remainder of the break for approximately two-thirds of our student population. The intersession classes are taught by Longfellow staff, where student to teacher ratio is low, to providing direct individualized instruction in a focused environment.
LEARNING AT LONGFELLOW
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Invest in the future.
Our school works in many ways to better our community and our students.
Technology in the Classroom.
Longfellow is an Apple Distinguished school. Technology is integrated into our curriculum to help prepare our students for their future.
45-15 Schedule.
Longfellow has a unique community as it follows a 45-15 schedule.
Learning Beyond the Classroom.
Longfellow offers learning opportunities inside and outside the classroom with sports, clubs, and fine arts opportunities for students.
Encouraging students.
Students open up to learn in and out of the classroom.