Greetings Anne Sullivan families! Hello to all of you and hoping you had a great summer! I am thrilled to come back to your school for my second year! Last year we had fun while learning about each other’s dreams and goals for the future. I cannot wait to go back to the classrooms for another great year of workshops.

Are you new to Anne Sullivan or Project SUCCESS? Let us tell you about it. If you are a middle school student, we will go to your classroom once a month to work with you and help you think about your dreams and goals for the future! Through a series of activities that we have planned for you, as well as some exciting theater experiences, we will have fun getting to know ourselves and each other in the classroom.

If you have any questions, doubts or if you just want to say hi, feel free to drop Naheeda a line at Naheeda naheedah@projectsuccess.org or 612-876-3916.

Can’t wait to see all of you!

Naheeda

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 at least eight free theater performances at 32 area theaters;

-trips to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness; and

-all-school field trips to theater performances.

Anne Sullivan is a unique middle school.  Among its special features:

High-5 • Special Education • Band • English Language Learner Program: East African students • Community Liaison • Gifted/Talented Program • Parent-involved Leadership • Special Education • Integrated Arts • Middle School Ski Trip • Middle School Athletics • Early Childhood Autism Program - ASD

• A caring educational environment for students within a modern school building with bright sun-filled classrooms; an enclosed outdoor courtyard for student reading
• Inclusion of the students from their Deaf and Hard of Hearing Program (DHH) into all activities
• Deaf and Hard of Hearing Program (DHH), Coordinated Learning for Academic and Social Success (CLASS) Program and Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) ASD program
• State-of-the-art fitness center for middle school students to support their health curriculum
• Recognizing the importance of technology in learning and having state-of-the-art computer labs and wireless mobile digital media labs
• The support of the Arts for Academic Achievement and artists in residence programs to promote the development of a more well-rounded student