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🍎 Summer Food! πŸ§€
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Roseville Area Schools is helping families stay nourished with access to free meals, SUN Bucks information, and community food resources. Visit our website to learn about available programs and find support for your family throughout the summer months.

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Learning Why Pollinators Matter
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1st graders at Harambee Elementary got a hands-on lesson about pollinators with the Mason Meets a Mason Bee puppet show from We All Need Food and Water Greenlight Puppets! Students explored pollination games, examined real Mason bees and bee bread, and learned why native bees matter.

Strings in the Spotlight 🎻
A group of young musicians, likely students, are playing cellos and violins on a stage or performance area, with a dark background behind them.

Our 4th, 5th, and 6th grade musicians take the stage with confidence, teamwork, and heart, bringing their winter concert to life!

ENROLL TODAY!
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Harambee brings together community, equity-centered values, nature-based learning, and culturally responsive teaching, all backed by Roseville Area Schools'Β resources and support.

Schedule a tour or enroll today!

Rooted in Nature, Growing Future Leaders
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Environmental learning is a big part of the Harambee experience. Students learn outdoors, explore the natural world, and build confidence, curiosity, and leadership skills along the way.

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Nature Play Adventures 🌱
A group of five smiling children of different ages and ethnicities stand together in a lush, green outdoor setting with trees and foliage in the background.

Kindergarteners explored the forest at Nature Play while learning about science πŸ”¬, building social skills 🀝, and having tons of fun! 🌳πŸͺΊ

Schools Receive DNR ReLeaf Grant πŸƒ

Harambee Elementary and Parkview Center School received a $70,000 Minnesota Department of Natural Resources ReLeaf Grant to restore and enhance their school forests. The project includes removing invasive species and partnering with Tree Trust to plant 30 new trees at each campus.

This publication made possible through a grant from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.

About Us

Harambee is a year-round K-6 elementary school. Our name is Swahili word that means working together for a common purpose.

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