The Living Wax Museum is a three-month, immersive, project-based learning experience where 6th grade students are able to explore Minnesota history in a deeply personal and creative way. As part of the assignment, each student selects a significant Minnesota historical figure or event tied to a birth year or key moment, and then spends weeks researching, writing, designing, and preparing to truly embody that moment in history.
Check out the latest district news story that takes a closer look at this fun and educational project!
https://www.acgc.k12.mn.us/article/2785679
Check out the latest district news story that takes a closer look at this fun and educational project!
https://www.acgc.k12.mn.us/article/2785679
Taylor Freicks is today’s Senior Spotlight! Taylor’s favorite high school memory was senior homecoming week and that Mrs. Johnson was a teacher that made an impact.
She has great advice for younger students of, “Don’t take anything for granted!”
Next year she will attend SDSU as an Agribusiness Major.
Great job Taylor!
She has great advice for younger students of, “Don’t take anything for granted!”
Next year she will attend SDSU as an Agribusiness Major.
Great job Taylor!
Congratulations again to Mr. Thomas Rosengren who has officially advanced along with 10 other educators as a finalist for 2026 Minnesota Teacher of the Year! Check out the feature from the district website that was published when he became a semi-finalist! https://www.acgc.k12.mn.us/article/2740340
Today’s Senior Spotlight is Ruby Klinger! She says her favorite memory from high school is winning a playoff game for volleyball and that Mrs. Johnson made an impact on her because “she made me a more confident student!”
Ruby will be attending St. Cloud State to study Communication Sciences and Disorders.
Her advice to younger students is to “Do what you like to do because it makes high school better.”
Congratulations Ruby!
Ruby will be attending St. Cloud State to study Communication Sciences and Disorders.
Her advice to younger students is to “Do what you like to do because it makes high school better.”
Congratulations Ruby!
Come join us for a fun and informative skills camp led by Sjea Anderson on Saturday, May 16th at the High School. This camp will be sorted by 2 groups:
Grades K-3: 9-10:30AM
Grades: 4-8: 11AM-1PM
Register online here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfT7eG8jyZoICBIlY3Aj8SOYhe1ETquxcR7D3n4mdS299I7lw/viewform
Grades K-3: 9-10:30AM
Grades: 4-8: 11AM-1PM
Register online here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfT7eG8jyZoICBIlY3Aj8SOYhe1ETquxcR7D3n4mdS299I7lw/viewform
We are quickly approaching the end of the 2025-26 school year so it’s time to spotlight and celebrate the ACGC Class of 2026! We asked our seniors a few questions and will be featuring their answers on social media.
Let’s get things started with Sophia Iverson! She says that Mr. Hagstrom is a teacher that impacted her and that her favorite high school memories are being involved in sports, playing volleyball and being a wrestling manager.
Her advice to younger Falcons is “Work hard and do things for yourself, don’t let others make choices for you!”
She plans to attend Ridgewater College for nursing next year.
We are proud of you!
Let’s get things started with Sophia Iverson! She says that Mr. Hagstrom is a teacher that impacted her and that her favorite high school memories are being involved in sports, playing volleyball and being a wrestling manager.
Her advice to younger Falcons is “Work hard and do things for yourself, don’t let others make choices for you!”
She plans to attend Ridgewater College for nursing next year.
We are proud of you!
After multiple weeks of preparation, the Bake Shop students successfully completed their food truck business!
Due to icy road conditions in parts of the district this morning, ACGC Schools will open two hours late Thursday, April 2nd. Kids Are Great Daycare will also open two hours late.
On Tuesday, March 31st, the U of M Animal Science class went to a field day at the U of M campus. They showed sheep, identified equipment, practiced AI, felt the inside of a cow's stomach, sheared a sheep, and gave a calf a vet check!
FUNdamentals in Science students were flying kites that they put together. Many of these students have never flown a kite before.
Check out this amazing canvas that Ciara Siegfried painted for Mrs. Jans! It’s all of her favorite things.
Check out the latest story on the district website that features some help from the first grade team and some great tips to help you grow a love of literacy with your child at home! https://www.acgc.k12.mn.us/article/2777177
Students in Foods for Life made homemade pasta noodles !
Students in Bake Shop made Easter themed cakes this week!
We had a fantastic time at our ECFE family event! Thank you to all the families who joined us—we love partnering with you to support our youngest learners!
There are lots of ways to get kids excited about reading, but at ACGC Elementary, the I Love to Read Month activities during the month of March aim to take that love even deeper. Thanks to the passion and organization of Title Teacher, Literacy Lead and Reading Corps Internal Coach Amy Ripperger and amazing staff support, students in PreK through fourth grade had an abundance of fun and meaningful activities.
Check out the full story: https://www.acgc.k12.mn.us/article/2777173
Check out the full story: https://www.acgc.k12.mn.us/article/2777173
ACGC Elementary’s very own Elsie took the stage alongside her Irish dance team and wowed us with an incredible performance! Their energy, talent, and teamwork were amazing to watch. We are so proud of Elsie for sharing her passion and representing our school!
As part of this month's I Love to Read Month activities at ACGC Elementary, students are learning all about kindness including a way to spread global kindness! In partnership with Children of the Promise, students are collecting school supplies to be donated to a new school in Haiti with collections in the lunchroom.
Check the flyer for more information!
Check the flyer for more information!
Thank You, ACGC Families, for supporting our Spring Book Fair! If you missed the in-person fair, you can visit our Book Fair page and shop online. Choose from thousands of books and orders ship direct to home, with free standard shipping on book-only purchases over $35.
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/acgchighschool
**If you make a purchase online by March 26, ACGC still earns 25% in Scholastic Dollars.
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/acgchighschool
**If you make a purchase online by March 26, ACGC still earns 25% in Scholastic Dollars.
Preschool registration is now open for currently enrolled ACGC families. This early window allows our current families to secure a spot first.
Please stop by the office to complete registration. A $40 registration fee is due at the time of registration to hold your child’s spot.
Current families have until Wednesday, March 25, 2026 to register. After March 25, registration will open for anyone who wishes to enroll!
If you have any questions, please contact the office. We’re excited for another year of learning and play!
