Harambee Community Cultures/Environmental Science School

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

06/17/2026

We're kicking off a series of testimonial videos sharing why we choose Harambee.
We're starting with Kristen Lonetree, a Harambee Teacher, and we want to hear from you too!

Why do you choose Harambee? Why do you choose Roseville?

Watch for more stories in the coming weeks, and share yours! DM us a written note or a short video if you love Harambee too, and we may share your story!

🌳 Big Win for Roseville School Forests! 🌳Harambee Elementary and Parkview Center School have received a $70,000 Minnesot...
06/15/2026

🌳 Big Win for Roseville School Forests! 🌳

Harambee Elementary and Parkview Center School have received a $70,000 Minnesota Department of Natural Resources ReLeaf Grant.

This funding will help both schools maintain a healthy and diverse school forest. Plans include removing invasive species like buckthorn and Siberian elm, plus partnering with Tree Trust to plant 30 new trees on each campus.

Congratulations to the students, staff, and community for investing in a greener future! 🌱

06/09/2026

Congratulations to the class of 2026! Go do great things. 🎓

05/08/2026

Small school, unique opportunities ✨
At Harambee, our close-knit community means personalized attention, strong relationships, and a true family atmosphere — so every student is known, supported, and encouraged to grow.

Drop a 💚 if Harambee feels like home to your family, and tag a friend who may be looking for a school community like ours. 🌱

🎒 Families: Start planning ahead for summer!Intersession begins next week and the last day of the school year is July 24...
05/05/2026

🎒 Families: Start planning ahead for summer!
Intersession begins next week and the last day of the school year is July 24.

The first day of the 2026-2027 school year is September 8, marking the start of the 9-month calendar.

These calendars have been sent home in backpacks! 👀

04/22/2026

If you love ❤️ Harambee, share this with a family who would fit right in here!

At Harambee, everyone belongs ❤️
We’re a welcoming school community where every culture, identity, and story is honored and celebrated — because belonging is the foundation for learning, confidence, and success.

Now enrolling for 2026-2027!
Learn more and enroll now: https://harambee.isd623.org/about/enrollment

Before the big thaw in February, our students got to explore ice fishing! 🕳Just one of the many awesome experiences avai...
03/03/2026

Before the big thaw in February, our students got to explore ice fishing! 🕳

Just one of the many awesome experiences available to Harambee students! ✨

03/02/2026

Our school brings together community, equity-centered values, nature-based learning, and culturally responsive teaching — all backed by the resources and support of Roseville Area Schools.

✨ In this era of infinite school choices, Harambee is a choice without compromise.
Free transportation removes barriers and expands access for families.

🍁 It's maple syrup season! Harambee students recently learned all about maple syrup, including its origins in indigenous...
02/27/2026

🍁 It's maple syrup season! Harambee students recently learned all about maple syrup, including its origins in indigenous culture, and the process of tapping, collecting, and boiling sap to make syrup!

The class taste tested and noted the differences between "pancake" syrup with 15 ingredients and pure maple syrup, with just one ingredient.

Some liked it more than others. 😆

🌱 As part of their environmental learning curriculum, Harambee students recently learned how to make their own suet, and...
02/25/2026

🌱 As part of their environmental learning curriculum, Harambee students recently learned how to make their own suet, and the benefits of this high fat, nutrient-rich food for birds in cold climates. 🐦

Address

30 County Road B E
Maplewood, MN
55117

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+16513792500

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