Duluth Public Schools
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Duluth Public Schools is a school district based in Duluth, Minnesota
. It is also known as Independent School District (ISD) #709.
In September 2011, Duluth will have two high schools: East, (40th Ave E & Superior St) and Denfeld (44th Ave W & 4th St). This time, attendance areas will be the same for middle and high schools: 6th Ave E will be the boundary line, which will stretch across Kenwood Avenue to Howard Gnesen Road up to the airport and city limits. Students living in West Duluth, West End, Piedmont, Duluth Heights, Downtown, Park Point, and the West Hillside will attend Morgan Park Middle School and Denfeld High School. Students living in the Central Hillside, East Hillside/Endion, Woodland, Kenwood, Lakeside, Lester Park, Lakewood and Homecroft will attend Wodland Middle School and East High School.
In September 2012, the new middle schools will open: Lincoln Park Middle School (34th Ave W) will replace Morgan Park, and Eastern Middle School (2900 E 4th St.) will replace Woodland.
Both schools will close as of September 2012, and Lincoln Park Middle School & Eastern Middle School will replace them.
Duluth, Minnesota
Duluth is a port city in the U.S. state of Minnesota and is the county seat of Saint Louis County. The fourth largest city in Minnesota, Duluth had a total population of 86,265 in the 2010 census. Duluth is also the second largest city that is located on Lake Superior after Thunder Bay, Ontario,...
. It is also known as Independent School District (ISD) #709.
High schools
As of September 2011, two high schools in the district serve grades 9-12.- Duluth Denfeld High SchoolDenfeld High SchoolDenfeld High School is one of two high schools in Duluth, Minnesota, along with East as of 2011. Denfeld and Central merged together during the 2010-2011 school year and are called Denfeld in the newly renovated building. Serving over 1000 students from grades nine to twelve, Denfeld High School...
-- 44th Ave W & 4th St - Duluth East High SchoolEast High School (Duluth, Minnesota)East High School is the largest of three public secondary schools in Duluth, Minnesota. It educates students in grades nine through twelve. It first opened its doors in 1927, as a junior high school...
40th Ave E & Superior St
In September 2011, Duluth will have two high schools: East, (40th Ave E & Superior St) and Denfeld (44th Ave W & 4th St). This time, attendance areas will be the same for middle and high schools: 6th Ave E will be the boundary line, which will stretch across Kenwood Avenue to Howard Gnesen Road up to the airport and city limits. Students living in West Duluth, West End, Piedmont, Duluth Heights, Downtown, Park Point, and the West Hillside will attend Morgan Park Middle School and Denfeld High School. Students living in the Central Hillside, East Hillside/Endion, Woodland, Kenwood, Lakeside, Lester Park, Lakewood and Homecroft will attend Wodland Middle School and East High School.
In September 2012, the new middle schools will open: Lincoln Park Middle School (34th Ave W) will replace Morgan Park, and Eastern Middle School (2900 E 4th St.) will replace Woodland.
Middle schools
Two middle schools in the district serve grades 6-8.- Woodland Middle School (East) Woodland Ave & Clover St
- Morgan Park Middle School (West) 1243 88th Ave W
Both schools will close as of September 2012, and Lincoln Park Middle School & Eastern Middle School will replace them.
Elementary schools
- Congdon Park Elementary School
- Grant Magnet Elementary School
- Laura Croft Elementary School
- Lakewood Elementary School
- Laura Macarthur Elementary School
- Lester Park Elementary School
- Lincoln Park Elementary School
- Lowell Magnet Elementary School
- Nettleton Magnet Elementary School
- Piedmont Elementary School
- Rockridge Elementary School
- Stove Elementary School