The Whole Learning School is proud to announce that Minnesota Monthly magazine has named Ann Rooney a “Woman of Influence.” She will be the featured speaker Tuesday, March 13 at their monthly Women of Influence luncheon series. The luncheon will be held from 11:30 - 1:00 p.m. at Crave Restaurant, 825 Hennepin Avenue, in Minneapolis. Tickets to attend the event are $35 and a portion of the proceeds will benefit The Whole Learning School (TWLS).
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Ann Rooney Named “Woman of Influence” by Minnesota Monthly Magazine
February 21st, 2012Technology is Critical for Students with Special Needs
February 14th, 2012Using and understanding technology is fundamental to success in the modern world. At The Whole Learning School, technology is also an important “equalizer” for students. “Technology makes it easier for our students to demonstrate what they know, unencumbered by how neatly they can write or how perfectly they can spell,” said Head of School Ann Rooney.
Volunteering Builds Job Skills and Teamwork
February 7th, 2012Since 1979, Interfaith Outreach & Community Partners (IOCP) has been making an impact in eight west suburban Hennepin communities. Each year IOCP serves about 1,500 families and individuals living in Hamel, Long Lake, Medicine Lake, Medina, Minnetonka Beach, Orono, Plymouth, and Wayzata by providing both emergency and long-term solutions around food and clothing, housing, employment, child care, transportation, and connections to other resources. To learn more about how IOCP and TWLS work together, click “More”.