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Participating Schools
Since first introduced in 2007, the In-School P.E. Program has been received by more than 15,000 students at over 35 schools. Through the support of youth lacrosse associations, school districts and corporate sponsors, we continue to grow the program.
Homegrown Lacrosse is begun the process of scheduling the In-School P.E. for the 2011-2012 school year. For information on how to bring the program to your school or community, contact Aron Lipkin at 612.823.3919 or by email
2011 - 2012 School Year
So far this school year, we've brought the program to the following schools and are currently scheduling classes for Spring 2011.
- Lucy Craft Laney (Minneapolis) *After-school program
- South High School (Minneapolis)
- Kenny Elementary School (Minneapolis) *After-school program
- Jefferson Elementary School (Minneapolis)
- Greenleaf Elementary School (Apple Valley)
- Washington Tech Charter School (St. Paul) *After-school program
Major Contributors
The program has received major funding support from the following organizations:
2010 - 2011 School Year
So far this school year, we've brought the program to the following schools and are currently scheduling classes for Spring 2011.
- Lucy Craft Laney (Minneapolis)
- Anthony MIddle School (Minneapolis)
- South High School (Minneapolis)
- Kenwood Trail Middle School (Lakeville)
- McGuire Middle School (Lakeville)
- Congdon Park Elementary (Duluth)
- Lincoln Piedmont Elementary (Duluth)
- Grant Nettleton Elementary (Duluth)
- Homecroft Elementary (Duluth)
- Lowell Elementary (Duluth)
- Raleigh Edison Elementary (Duluth)
- Loring Elementary (Minneapolis)
- Hiawatha Elementary (Minneapolis)
- Nellie Stone Johnson Community School (Minneapolis)
- Edison High School (Minneapolis)
- Deerwood Elementary (Eagan)
Major Contributors
The program has received major funding support from the following organizations:
2009 - 2010 School Year
- Susan B. Anthony Middle School (Minneapolis)
- Falcon Ridge Middle School (Apple Valley)
- Grand Rapids Middle School (Grand Rapids)
- Heritage Academy (Minneapolis)
- Kenwood Elementary School (Minneapolis)
- Kenwood Trail Middle School (Lakeville)
- Lake Country Montessori (Minneapolis)
- Lucy Craft Laney (Minneapolis)
- Minnetonka Christian Academy
- North High School (Minneapolis)
- Ramsey Middle School (Minneapolis)
- Roseville High School (Roseville)
- Shakopee High School (Shakopee)
- Shakopee Junior High (Shakopee)
- South High School (Minneapolis)
- Southwest High School (Minneapolis)
- St. Joseph’s Children’s Home / School (Minneapolis)
- Waite Park Elementary School (Minneapolis)
- WISE Charter School (Minneapolis)
- Robert J. Elkington Middle School (Grand Rapids)
Major Contributors
The program was supported by major funding contributions from the following organizations:
2008 - 2009 School Year
- American Indian Magnet School (St. Paul)
- Annishinabe Academy (Minneapolis)
- Susan B. Anthony Middle School (Minneapolis)
- Anwatin Middle School (Minneapolis)
- Folwell Middle School (Minneapolis)
- Hazel Park Middle School (St. Paul)
- High Park Middle School (St. Paul)
- Jefferson High School (Bloomington)
- Kennedy High School (Bloomington)
- Litchfield High School (Litchfield)
- Northeast Middle School (Minneapolis)
- Ramsey Middle School (Minneapolis)
- Roosevelt High School (Minneapolis)
- Roseville High School (Roseville)
- South High School (Minneapolis)
- Valley View Elementary ( Bloomington)
- Visitation Elementary School (Mendota Heights)
- Visitation High School (Mendota Heights)
- Visitation Middle School (Mendota Heights)
- Waite Park Elementary (Minneapolis)
- William Bryne Elementary (Minneapolis)
2007 - 2008 School Year
- Roosevelt High School (Minneapolis)
- School Southwest High School (Minneapolis)
- South High School (Minneapolis)
- Anwatin Middle School (Minneapolis)
- Minnehaha Academy (Minneapolis)
- The Lake Country School (Minneapolis)
