Registration for the 25-26 school year is now open! New student enrollment for the 25-26 school year is now open! Check out information on our new CDL class below. Northome Mini Mustang Preschool enrollment and registration is now open.
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New CDL Class and ATS truck driving simulator coming to Northome School!
A Commercial Driving License (CDL) Class is coming to Northome School during the 2025-2026 school year! Northome School is really excited to be offering a class called "On the Road to a CDL". The class will be offered to Northome students who will be 17 years of age by December 30th of 2025 and hold either a valid Minnesota Driver's License or Instructional Permit. This class will be a year-long class and will focus on classroom instruction, discussion, guest speakers and hands-on driving experience, using a state of the art ATS Truck Driving Simulator. Northome School will be sending an instructor to a "Train the Trainer" event in June that will be held at Patterson High School in California. A huge benefit of this program will be cost savings for our students and their families. On average, attending a typical Truck Driving School will cost students between $5,000-$7,000 dollars. Over the summer, Northome School will be accepting current Northome Students and also Open Enrolled students who would like to attend this amazing class. (see link button on the left) It will be very similar to the one offered by Patterson High School. If you know of a student that would be interested, please contact Northome School to enroll at 218-897-5275.
Building positive relationships with students and families is a must. Northome School goes above and beyond to make sure that happens.
As a community member, and Director of the DAC I truly appreciate all the opportunities Northome School gives our clients and staff to participate in their community.
The teachers at Northome School are the most caring people I know. Mr. Schneider the science teacher and track coach is nice and encouraging and always ready to help you become the best you.
Building positive relationships with students and families is a must. Northome School goes above and beyond to make sure that happens.
As a community member, and Director of the DAC I truly appreciate all the opportunities Northome School gives our clients and staff to participate in their community.
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Our Summer Learning students in grades 4–8 had a unique opportunity to visit the Heart & Hooves Horsemanship Arena & Obstacle Course in Deer River, MN.
During their visit, students observed the powerful bond between horses and their trainers, while learning the many ways horses are cared for. Just like humans, horses require regular dental care, medicine, exercise, and even physical therap
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We are pleased to announce that registration and enrollment are open for the 25-26 school year!!! ALL families will need to register their kids before coming back to the building for the 25-26 school year. We want to make it as easy as possible, please reach out to the office if you have any issues with the steps below.
A few things to note before you go ahead and get to work:
1) Please
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Come support our NKB Bulldogs Track & Field runners, Alli and Colton as they head off for the state track meet! We will have a community send off at 10 am, Monday June 9th at Northome School. Please come show your support to these outstanding athletes.
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We are pleased to announce the new Northome School Mini Mustang Preschool is open for enrollment!!! See the fliers below for specific details and information on how to enroll or register your students.
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Howdy y’all!
We kicked off our Wild West Summer Learning Academy for the June session—and what a rootin’-tootin’ great week it was!
This summer, students are wranglin’ wisdom in history, science, language, and math. Week 1 focused on history, diving into the Wild West era while also honoring Indigenous history.
Here’s what each group was up to:
- Mrs. Robson’s group learned about the Oregon Trail,
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