Crosslake Community School is a K-8 public charter school. Our 128 students to 19 (adults with daily student contact) ratio is part of our Mission Statement, "a nurturing, safe, family environment."

We have openings for the 2009-2010 term!

(maximum class size = 19 students)
Call 218-692-5437 for more details.

101. Student Admissions Policy
CCS 2009-2010 Application Form

Mission:
Crosslake Community School, in partnership with its parents, strives to become a community of learners who are environmentally aware and community conscious, while establishing high standards for academic excellence.

Vision:
Crosslake Community School: C.C.S. - where academics lead to a stronger, healthier community.

The Crosslake Community School is located in the beautiful lakes area in Crosslake, MN. It started in the fall of 2000 with 39 students.

The Authorizer of CCS is the Audubon Center of the North Woods (ACNW).  ACNW is a private, non-profit residential environmental learning center, a wildlife rehabilitation facility and conference and retreat center nestled on the shores of Grindstone Lake near Sandstone, MN in east-central Minnesota.

 Announcements! 

2009 CCS Board Election Results

CCS - Revenue Expenditure Budget Form FY10   -  Click Here to download 157 KB .doc file

2008/2009 Annual Report  -  Click Here to download 545 KB .doc file

2008 School Finance Award - Congratulations to CCS!
Dr. Charles Speiker, an education finance specialist with the Minnesota Department of Education, presented CCS with a 2008 School Finance Award on Jan 19th, 2009.

Please contact the office at 218-692-5437 for application information.

 

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Crosslake Community School is an Equal Opportunity Employer and we welcome applications from all persons without regard to race, gender, sexual orientation, color, religion, age, intellectual, artistic, or physical ability, or any other protected status. It is our policy to comply with all applicable Equal Employment Opportunity laws and regulations. "Charter Schools are Free Public Schools"