The city of Shoreview, Minnesota belongs to two separate school districts. These include the Roseville Area Schools (District 623) and the Mounds View School District (District 621). The majority of Shoreview’s residents attend the Mounds View School District. The Mounds View School District (ISD 621) is home to six elementary schools, three middle schools and… Read more »
October 2015
City of Shoreview: Parks & Trials
The city of Shoreview, Minnesota is home to an active parks and recreation department. With 14 parks encompassing an area of over 1400 acres, there is no shortage of outdoor spaces for residents and visitors alike to explore. Of Shoreview’s 14 parks, 10 are city parks and 4 are county parks. The city also features… Read more »
City of Shoreview: A Brief Overview
Located about 10 miles northeast of Minneapolis, the city of Shoreview is just one slice of the expansive suburbs that surround the Twin Cities. Being the smaller suburb that it is, the 25,000 residents truly embrace the community that they have established. Residents enjoy the many lakes that are located in the city limits as… Read more »
City of Shoreview: A Brief History
The city of Shoreview, Minnesota shares its rich history with many of its surrounding neighbors. Before being colonized by white settlers, the area in which modern-day Shoreview exists was primarily owned by the Ojibwe and Dakota tribes. This was also the case for many of the neighboring cities. It wasn’t until 1837 that the land… Read more »
City of Shoreview: Community Life
Located between Interstate 35 West and Interstate 35 East, Shoreview, Minnesota is a suburb northeast of Minneapolis. Its population of 25,000 residents makes it a smaller suburb compared to its neighboring cities. With its many amenities, community-centered focus, and numerous organizations, everyone can find their place in the Shoreview community. At the heart of the… Read more »
City of Roseville: A Brief Overview
The city of Roseville, Minnesota is a peaceful suburban paradise that boasts the amenities of an urban city. Being uniquely located between St. Paul and Minneapolis, Roseville’s population of 35,000 residents enjoy the benefits of the suburbs, while having easy access to the many great amenities of the Twin Cities metro area. A main attraction is… Read more »
City of Roseville: Community Life
The city of Roseville, Minnesota is a mid-sized suburb that is uniquely situated adjacent to both Minneapolis and Saint Paul. Only Lauderdale, a neighboring city, shares this characteristic. The city’s nearly 35,000 residents enjoy the benefits of living near these larger cities while maintaining a peaceful, suburban atmosphere. The community of Roseville is heavily influenced… Read more »
City of Roseville: Parks & Trails
The city of Roseville, Minnesota is home to 30 parks containing over 600 acres of parkland, 60 miles of trails, and hosting hundreds of events annually. Cherished among the community, the parks in Roseville act as more than just recreational destinations, but also as community gathering locations. With a wide array of amenities suitable for… Read more »
City of Roseville: A Brief History
The city of Roseville, Minnesota began like many other cities in the Twin Cities metro area. The land that modern-day Roseville occupies was originally the home of the Dakota and Ojibwa tribes. It wasn’t until 1843 that the first non-Native American settlers arrived and began to colonize the area. In 1850 a township was formed… Read more »
City of Roseville: Schools & District 623
The city of Roseville, Minnesota is served by its own Roseville Area School District (ISD 623). The district is home to seven elementary schools, two middle schools, and two high schools. The mission of the Roseville Area School District is to provide, “quality teaching and learning for all…equity for all.” The Roseville Area School District… Read more »
October 2015
City of Shoreview: Schools & Districts 623 and 621
The city of Shoreview, Minnesota belongs to two separate school districts. These include the Roseville Area Schools (District 623) and the Mounds View School District (District 621). The majority of Shoreview’s residents attend the Mounds View School District. The Mounds View School District (ISD 621) is home to six elementary schools, three middle schools and… Read more »
City of Shoreview: Parks & Trials
The city of Shoreview, Minnesota is home to an active parks and recreation department. With 14 parks encompassing an area of over 1400 acres, there is no shortage of outdoor spaces for residents and visitors alike to explore. Of Shoreview’s 14 parks, 10 are city parks and 4 are county parks. The city also features… Read more »
City of Shoreview: A Brief Overview
Located about 10 miles northeast of Minneapolis, the city of Shoreview is just one slice of the expansive suburbs that surround the Twin Cities. Being the smaller suburb that it is, the 25,000 residents truly embrace the community that they have established. Residents enjoy the many lakes that are located in the city limits as… Read more »
City of Shoreview: A Brief History
The city of Shoreview, Minnesota shares its rich history with many of its surrounding neighbors. Before being colonized by white settlers, the area in which modern-day Shoreview exists was primarily owned by the Ojibwe and Dakota tribes. This was also the case for many of the neighboring cities. It wasn’t until 1837 that the land… Read more »
City of Shoreview: Community Life
Located between Interstate 35 West and Interstate 35 East, Shoreview, Minnesota is a suburb northeast of Minneapolis. Its population of 25,000 residents makes it a smaller suburb compared to its neighboring cities. With its many amenities, community-centered focus, and numerous organizations, everyone can find their place in the Shoreview community. At the heart of the… Read more »
City of Roseville: A Brief Overview
The city of Roseville, Minnesota is a peaceful suburban paradise that boasts the amenities of an urban city. Being uniquely located between St. Paul and Minneapolis, Roseville’s population of 35,000 residents enjoy the benefits of the suburbs, while having easy access to the many great amenities of the Twin Cities metro area. A main attraction is… Read more »
City of Roseville: Community Life
The city of Roseville, Minnesota is a mid-sized suburb that is uniquely situated adjacent to both Minneapolis and Saint Paul. Only Lauderdale, a neighboring city, shares this characteristic. The city’s nearly 35,000 residents enjoy the benefits of living near these larger cities while maintaining a peaceful, suburban atmosphere. The community of Roseville is heavily influenced… Read more »
City of Roseville: Parks & Trails
The city of Roseville, Minnesota is home to 30 parks containing over 600 acres of parkland, 60 miles of trails, and hosting hundreds of events annually. Cherished among the community, the parks in Roseville act as more than just recreational destinations, but also as community gathering locations. With a wide array of amenities suitable for… Read more »
City of Roseville: A Brief History
The city of Roseville, Minnesota began like many other cities in the Twin Cities metro area. The land that modern-day Roseville occupies was originally the home of the Dakota and Ojibwa tribes. It wasn’t until 1843 that the first non-Native American settlers arrived and began to colonize the area. In 1850 a township was formed… Read more »
City of Roseville: Schools & District 623
The city of Roseville, Minnesota is served by its own Roseville Area School District (ISD 623). The district is home to seven elementary schools, two middle schools, and two high schools. The mission of the Roseville Area School District is to provide, “quality teaching and learning for all…equity for all.” The Roseville Area School District… Read more »