Andersen United Middle School
Andersen United Middle School lays a strong foundation for the future
Located in the heart of the vibrant South Central Minneapolis Phillips neighborhood, Andersen United Middle School is home to a comprehensive middle school and the Dual Language Middle School program. Students at Andersen Middle School will help shape the way the school reflects, exemplifies and honors the culture and fabric of its community. Students in Andersen’s Dual Language program will continue their journey to proficiency in both Spanish and English with instruction in both languages. Andersen supports student growth by creating welcoming classrooms rich with high expectations and focusing on the school’s four core values: belonging, inclusion, anti-racism and future-readiness. An Andersen education propels students forward to find success in high school and beyond by integrating our four core values of belonging, inclusion, anti-racism & future ready.
As an International Baccalaureate (IB) Middle Years Programme (MYP) candidate school, Andersen began the process in SY 2021-22 to become an authorized MYP school. This process takes an average of 5 years. During this time, MYP practices will be implemented slowly and authentically to provide students with exposure to an MYP education.
- Diverse population reflected in programming
- Offers dual language bilingual Spanish program
- Advanced instruction, including Telescoped Math
- On-site dental, mental health and other services
- Spanish world language classes
- Instrumental music and choir
- Visual arts
- Health
- Advisory
- Americorps partner
- Upstream Arts partner
- Project Success partner
- Special education learning disability, autism and emotional/behavioral programming
- Specializing in Newcomer and EL programming
- After-school activities
- Middle school athletics
SPECIAL EDUCATION SPECIALIZED PROGRAMMING:
- ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorders)
- DCD (Developmental Cognitive Disabilities)
- EBD (Emotional/Behavioral Disorders)
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6%
Native American -
27%
White American -
36%
African American -
3%
Asian American -
28%
Hispanic American