Welcome to the Project SUCCESS Anne Sullivan Page!
Production of Alice in Wonderland off to a Great Start!
Project SUCCESS, along with
Director Josef Evans, are excited to be working with Anne Sullivan students on
this year’s production of Alice in Wonderland. Students and Project SUCCESS staff report
that the play is off to a great start!
Students have adapted the original story of Alice in Wonderland to make it their own. We anticipate that Anne Sullivan students
will enjoy and relate to this present-day version of the story. The cast will continue to rehearse every day
after school until the performance on March 26, for middle school students and
staff!
I would like to thank the students, families, faculty and staff at Anne Sullivan for making these past two years that of growth, community and great laughter. Anne Sullivan is comprised of great people! I have grown immensely as a Facilitator and youth advocate. I will always carry the experiences I had at Anne Sullivan dear to me. Thank you!
Our Partnership
Project SUCCESS is proud to be serving Anne Sullivan since 2000. Project SUCCESS was brought to Anne Sullivan at the request of the Minneapolis Public Schools. The request was part of a three-year plan that would bring Project SUCCESS programming to Anne Sullivan Middle School, South High and Southwest High.
At Anne Sullivan, Project SUCCESS offers the following programming:
-in-class, goal-setting workshops;
-opportunities for each student and their family to attend between six and twelve free theater performances at 22 area theaters; and
-all-school field trips.
Anne Sullivan
Anne Sullivan is a unique middle school. Among its special features:
-Deaf and Hard of Hearing Program for preschool through grade six;
-Continuum of education using the continuous progress philosophy;
-New middle school expansion: auditorium, new band room, computer and science labs, art room and expanded media center;
-Catalyst Gifted and Talented Program, K-3;
-Mentor Program;
-Peer Mediation;
-Sign Language Choir;
-International Peace Site;
-Pilot Site for National Science Foundation Grant;
-Middle grades divided into four houses of approximately 100 students each; and
-Multi-age classrooms.
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