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Home My WebLink About10/04/1994PS 21410-01 (9/92) BIAS OFFENSE REPORT AGENCY IDENTIFIER (ORI) MONTH AND YEAR AGENCY NAMEy n 6 This form is to be used to report any bias motivated crimes In violation of Minnesota State Statute 6 6 r ficer for an agency must complete form and return to the Department of Public Safety,Office of Informs L-1-- sortation Building,395 John Ireland Blvd.,St. Paul, Minnesota 55155 within 30 days (Laws of Mlnnesot 1/±0 A. GENERAL OFFENSE INFORMATIC ,J -t 10 ICJ 91 1) Agency Case Number: 2) Date of Offense: 3) Bias offense based on: l l I I Officer's belief Victim's belief 4) *Description of Offense: l 1 I 1 5) *Disposition: 6) *Type of Bias and Description: Type Code Description Code or Literal 7) *Target: 8) *Place of Occurrence: B. VICTIM/OFFENDER INFORMATION 9) VICTIMS I 10) OFFENDERS 11)*RELATIONSHIP 12)AFFILIATION TO VICTIM If any) Age Sex Race Age Sex Race 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 COMMENTS: Return to: DPS/OISM Use code tables on reverse 314 DOT Bldg. 395 John Ireland Blvd. St. Paul, MN 55155 CODE TABLES 4) DESCRIPTION of OFFENSE: 7) TARGET CODES: To be used In further identifying offense 01 -Person 02-Private Property 01 -Cross Burning 03-Public Property 02-Swastika 03-Bombing 04-Hanging in Effigy 8) PLACE of OCCURRENCE: 05-Disturbing Public Meeting 06-Graffiti 01 -Residence 07-Spitting 02-Hotel, Motel or Other Commericial Short-Term Residence 08-Letter 03-Parking Lot Areas 09-Verbal Abuse (Person to Person) 04-Business 10-Telephone 05-Vehicle 11 -Homicide 06-Street/Sidewalk 12-Criminal Sexual Conduct 07-Highway/Freeway 13-Robbery 08-Park/School Ground 14-Burglary 09-Vacant Lot 15-Aggravated Assault 10-Jail 16-Arson 11 -Rural Area/Country Road 17-Larceny Theft 12•Cemetery 18-Disturbing the Peace 13•Religious Building 19-Property Damage 14-Government Building 20- Simple Assault 15-School Building 00-Other(Describe) 16-Private Club 17-Other (Describe) 5) DISPOSITION: Based on CJRS Reporting System-Major Offenses 11) RELATIONSHIP of OFFENDER to VICTIM: A- Arrest of Adult and/or Adult&Juvenile J- Arrest of Juvenile • 01 -Family Member E- Exceptionally Cleared 02-Neighbor U- Unfounded 03-Acquaintance P- Pending 04-Boyfriend/Ex-Boyfriend 05-Girlfriend/Ex-Girlfriend 06-Ex-Husband 6) TYPE of BIAS and DESCRIPTION: 07-Ex-Wife 08-Employee Type Description 09-Employer 10-Friend 01 - Racial W-White 11 -Homosexual Relation H-White/Hispanic Origin 12-Other-Known to Victim N- Negro/Black 13-Stranger B- Black/Hispanic Origin 14-Gang Member I-Indian or Alaskan Native 15-Peace Officer Related M-Indian w/Hispanic Origin 16-Unknown O-Asian or Pacific Islander 17-Other (Describe) A-Asian or Pacific Islander w/Hispanic Origin 02- Religious 01 -Catholic 02-Hindu/Budhist 03-Islamic/Moslem 04-Jewish 05-Protestant 06-Fundamentalist 07.Other (Describe) 03-National Origin Specify 04-Sex M-Male F-Female 05-Age Specify age(s) 06-Disability Describe disability 07-Sexual 01 -Homosexual Male Orientation 02-Homosexual Female 03-Heterosexual Male 04-Heterosexual Female 421 . f 4, t :-A'0... t,4:1,-..i, .,,.,4,f' r 4.ti3v, 9 ip trs Public Schools p,8c 4-4 0'; fi i, Independent School District No. 622 if, x' M St. Paul - Maplewood - Oakdale Schools NorthSchools art. School Board BEAVER LAKE ELEMENTARY a' 1 Chuck Buhl Avenue ueir Avenue N., Maplewood r 1060 Sterling r`.a,2200 Buhl 770-4740 s North St. Paul, MN 55109 CARVER ELEMENTARY dale Term Expires: 1996 2680 Upper Afton Road, Maplewood Scott Wasiluk, Vice Chair 2., 1747 Frank Street 770 4671 Q Maplewood, MN 55109 CASTLE ELEMENTARY Steveeem Expires: Treasurer: 4 6675- 50th Street N.,Oakdale i w Smit,770-4640 1 2182 Radatz Avenue COWERN ELEMENTARY t 739-5086 North St. Paul, MN 55109 2131 N. Margaret Street, No. St. Paul 730-2709 Term Expires: 1995 770-4672 1 Phil McMonagle, Clerk a`1j 739-5150 2525 East Skillman EAGLE POINT ELEMENTARY 738- 1 20 7850- 15th Street N., Oakdale IIINorthSt. Paul, MN 55109 738-1022 ires: 1995 770-4673 Term Exp HARMONY KINDERGARTEN CENTERx430-0360 Ed Mishmash, Director 439-3220 Oakdale, Greenway Avenue 1961 E. County Road C, Maplewood 4 770-4642V ,779-0233 MN 55128 OAKDALE ELEMENTARY y r 735-1292 Term Expires: 1994 V 730-2730 Lori5ChisholmhDirector 821 Glenbrook Avenue N., Oakdale 2758 y 730-2720 North St. Paul, MN 55109 770-4674 SON ELEMENTARY a 730-2704 Term Expires: 1996 RICHAR2615 First Street, No. St. Paul A a, 730 2740 Dick Seppala, Director 770-4644 r I I. 730-2700 2462Map Forest Street WEAVER ELEMENTARY 730-2740 Maplewood, MN 55109 A Term Expires: 1996 2135 Birmingham Ave., Maplewood 730-2740 770-4645 Iia° 730-2740 Administration Office: WEBSTER ELEMENTARY District Office: 2170 E. 7th Avenue, No. St. Paul r, 2055 E. Larpenteur Avenue it,!: 770-4675Maplewood, MN 55109 770-4600 JOHN GLENN MIDDLE SCHOOL 3 439 3220 Dr. Will t m Ga li Schools 1560 E. County Road B, Map a ,. Dr. William Gaslin 770 4601 770 4651 911 Assistant Superintendent 770-4605 M0- 465 OD MIDDLE SCHOOL Dr. Kathleen Huyen 2410 Holloway E., No. St. PaulDirectorofBusinessServices 7410 Hol ill.:::'''''.'' 911770-4603 rr,690 738 1022 Richard JulanderHuman NORTH SENIOR HIGH i ,!,. Director of Resources 770-4609 2520 E. 12th Avenue, No. St. Paul Dr. Carl L. Midjaas 770 4650 730-0504 Director of Community Education 770-4607 TARTAN SENIOR HIGH hm, 777-5611 Gay Hendricks 828 Greenway Avenue N.,Oakdale r 292 6640 Director of Curriculum 770-4625 770 4629 Joe Wemettei, Director of Special Services 770-4752 945 SMTONE COMMUNITYStCENTER x;, t 622 . . 770 4602 Sharon Cox d 770-4745t '' ; North SI.PaulScheelDistrict62NMaPlowood Oakdale 738-6457 J' Vis; I, 4 15 Places of AWorship o Arlington Hills United Methodist Church Gladstone Baptist Church 759 E. County Road B 1717 English StreetMaplewood, 55117 Maplewood, 55109776-1547 776-1536 Assemblies of God Greater St. Paul Association of256714thAve. E. CN. St. Paul 55109 Evangelicals 770-6572 100 W. County Road C 1 St. Paul, 55117 481-0480 U i hoot aha'i Faith N iB rth 105 Canabury Court iota 55115 Little Canada, 55117 Y483-6222 Holy Cross Lutheran Church Y i$., j 6355 10th Street N. ti• Oakdale, 55128ChristUnitedMethodistChurch739-0643 Ihoof2500HudsonPlaceNorthMaplewood, 55119ota551157398875 Holy Redeemer Parish p N) 2555 Hazelwood Avenue M i'.Church On Mt. Zion Maplewood, 55109 A 777-1321 T1, 7510 Hudson Blvd. N. Lake Elmo, 55042 731-2222 Q Hope Evangelical Free Church N 44iCrossLutheranChurch791015thStreetNortht , Oakdale, 551281945ProsperityRoad t Maplewood, 55109 738-9652 i ,r kfrif1; 777-1329 i ;, t , ` House of Prayer Lutheran Church zs +°El Shaddai Christian Church 6039 40th St. North 1.;<4.t2490E. 7th Av. Oakdale, 55128N. St. Paul, 55109 777-1607777-1481 as '. 1 Faith Bible Church Jehovah's Witnesses 1 + 4f' .1227 Hadley Av. N. 925 Century Ave. N. 1r,Oakdale, 55128 Maplewood, 55109 14.;' '.”739-4656 739-0652 0,14/0i. V''.37"..A tff2t 'Ti t, N,„:4yA1 ,,,;,'.';',1,,,.',W,',.' ,.,-.t?{ i t . „ i #` a 4:',-4 ,.:-..4::,:;,..,.. ,,.„ 16 4___________.....-------- . rill PlaCeS of Worship Redeemer Baptist Church Lakeview Lutheran Church 2479 Geneva Avenue North 1194 E. County Road C Oakdale, 55128 Maplewood, 55109 777-2552 484-1465 St. Jerome's Church i Maplewood Alliance Church 380 Roselawn Avenue East 1234 E. County Rd. B Maplewood, 55117 Maplewood, 55109 771.1209 484-9412 St. Mark's Lutheran Church Maplewood Covenant Church 2499 Helen North 2691 White Bear Avenue North North el Paul, Street N Maplewood, 55109 777.7451 777-2730 North Presbyterian Church St. Peter's Catholic Church 2590 Margaret Street North 26 N. St. Paul, 55109 Hwy North St. Paul, 55109 N. S777-8304 777-4044 TempleNorthSt. Paul Baptist Church Salvation Army Lakewood Church 2240 15th Avenue East 2080 Woodland Av. N. 777- Poul, 55109 Maplewood, 55109 711384 779-9177 Northwoods Community Church Transfiguration Catholic Church 249AvenueEast 6133 15th Street North Nortthh SSt. Paaulul,, 55109 Oakdale, 55128 770 7777 738-2646 Oakdale First Baptist Church The Church of the Nazarene Oakdale, 15th i nN2349 17th Avenue East Minn. 55128 North St. Paul, 55109 739 9362 777-2128 Presentation of the BVM Victory In Christ Lutheran Church AFL( 1725 Kennard Street 1695 Gervais Avenue Maplewood, 55109 Maplewood, 55109 777-8116 770-2509 4 , t#IV or&k.q HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION Multicultural/Gender-fair Program Mailing List q) Beaver Lake Elementary Hill Murray High School ??7`' 137M6 Ms. Janet Nuckles, Principal x Ms. Joanne Gelbman, Director of 1060 Sterling Avenue North Development Maplewood, MN 55109 L 7 IP 2625 East Larpenteur Avenue Maplewood, MN 55109 Carver Elementary c: Mr. James Johnson, Principal Mr. Jerry Hauble, Principal 2680 Upper Afton Road f unds Park Academy L p 777 --;14S15—fla 1ewood, MN 55109 • 7 Mr. Robert Kreischer, Princi a p W 2051 East Larpenteur Avenue Edgerton Elementary Maplewood, MN 55109 gm Mr. John Ahern, Principal S 6 W 1929 Edgerton 7' Presentation of the BVM i ii Maplewood, MN 55117 (' rir- Ms. Ellen Murphy, Principal r)f 1695 Kennard Street r("l ll"/' Al Weaver Elementary Maplewood, MN 55109 Its: L,r Ms. Mary Schrankler, Principal 2135 Birmingham S Transfiguration Church School Maplewood, MN 55109 7 0 • Mr. Theodore Zarembski , Principal El)935 Ferndale Street Lib John Glenn Middle School Maplewood, MN 55119 73.-- Mr. Fulton Klinkerfues, Principal 1560 East County Road BSt. Jerome's School CIL` Sister Clarice Gierzak, O.S.M. , i)Maplewood, MN 55109 ,ti ' b 51 principal r" l '' Maplewood Middle School 384 Roselawn Avenue East Ms. Mary Leary, Principal Maplewood, MN 55117 2410 East HollowayLI b Maplewood, MN 55109 / .ti' be? Capitol City Adventists School Mrs. Jackie Wondra, Principal Gethsemane Lutheran School 1220 South McKnight Road Mr. David Dittberner, Principal Maplewood, MN 55119 v/'2410 Stillwater Road x Maplewood, MN 55109 3 1 Ja ,1 .4. 41)0----- eet:67- g_./L-0 cc A/64 9-,,,Q L_„.,A I ,',\.a- ,,'-4 1,1.-C, ( Lti --(t,{ , vt_ October 5 , 1994 Name Address Dear - The Maplewood Human Relations Commission is proud to sponsor the 1995 Diversity Awareness Award. This year the Diversity Awareness Award will be offered in conjunction with a Diversity Awareness Poster Contest. On behalf of the Maplewood Human Relations Commission, I invite your school to submit an application for participation in either or both programs. The Diversity Awareness Award recognizes students and/or educators of elementary and secondary schools for efforts to demonstrate an awareness of diversity in our society. The Diversity Poster Contest will provide an opportunity for elementary aged students to express their insight on diversity in an artistic manner. Both projects are a cooperative venture with the Commission, City Council and local schools which provides an opportunity for educators to incorporate diversity into the curriculum. I have enclosed rules for the Diversity Awareness Award and Diversity Poster Contest. An application form, which must accompany the submission, is also included. The award recipient and winner of the poster contest will be recognized at your school . Maplewood Middle School c Gethsemane Lutheran School2410HollowayAvenue2410StillwaterRoadMaplewood, Minnesota 55109 Maplewood, Minnesota 55109770-4690 739-7540 Tom Han-old, Principal Mr. David Dittberner Liz Dalton, Dean of Students Jackie Anderson, Counselor Hill Murray High SchoolKarlTrusinsky, Counselor 2625 East Larpenteur Avenue Maplewood, Minnesota 55109NorthHighSchool777-1376 2520 E. 12th Ave Mr. James Johnson, Principal North St. Paul, Minnesota 55109 Steve Frickey770-4650 Randy Zipf, Principal Mounds Park AcademyLindaNelson, Asst. Principal 2051 East Larpenteur Avenue Maplewood, Minnesota 55109 Tartan High School 777-2555 828 Greenway Avenue N. Mr. Robert Kreischer, Principal Oakdale, Minnesota 55128 Kathleen Beecham 770-4626 Students for Diversity (student group)Larry Hartman Principal Tom Bauman, Counselor Presentation of BVM Archie Harris, Diversity Advisor 1695 Kennard Street All Colors United (student group) Maplewood, Minnesota 55109 777-5877 OTHER SCHOOLS LOCATED IN THE Ms. Eileen Hanlor, Principal MAPLEWOOD AREA Capitol City Adventists School St. Jerome's School 1220 South McKnight 384 Roselawn Avenue East Maplewood, Minnesota 55119 Maplewood, Minnesota 55117 739-7484 771-8494 Arnold Mills Sister Clarice Gierzak,O.S.M. Mrs. Betterman, 4 Edgerton Elementary 1929 Edgerton Transfiguration Church School Maplewood, Minnesota 55117 935 Ferndale Street 772-2565 Maplewood, Minnesota 55119 Mr. John Ahern, Principal 738-2646 Joyce Bell, District 623 Diversity Coordinator Mr. Theodore Zarembski, Principal 3_ 99E5 D=VERS I TY POSTER CONT E S J MAPLEWOOD HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION The Maplewood Human Relations Commission seeks poster submissions for its 1995 Diversity Poster Contest. The Commission will present awards to three individuals who submit posters which reflect diversity in any of the following areas: age, gender, race, disability, culture and/or religion RULES FOR SUBMITTING A POSTER I . Posters should be submitted on poster board (no larger than 24" by 36" ) . The poster should project an awareness of one or more of the many types of diversity exhibited in our society. It should be titled with a diversity theme that describes the thought portrayed. Posters will be judged on: Originality Creativity Relationship to a diversity theme Design II. The poster should be submitted with the attached application form which includes: names of applicant(s) school , address and phone number. III . ELIGIBILITY. Students of elementary schools located in Maplewood. IV. DEADLINE. The Application and poster are due no later than February 1 , 1995. Please deliver or send to the City Manager's Office, Maplewood City Hall , 1830 East County Road B, Maplewood, MN 55109 . V. SELECTION. The Maplewood Human Relations Commission will select three winners by February 15, 1994 . (One first place and two second place winners) VI. PRESENTATION. The 1995 Diversity Poster Contest awards will be presented in the spring at your school . The winning posters will be copied and printed in the 1996 Maplewood Human Relation's Commission Annual Report and displayed at special events. In addition, the first place winner will receive $50.00 and two second place winners will receive 25.00. Unfortunately we will not be able to return posters submitted for the award. 1995 DIVERSITY AWARENESS AWARD MAPLEWOOD HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION The Maplewood Human Relations Commission is seeking applications for its 1995 Diversity Awareness Award. The Commission will present the Award to an individual or group who submits a winning suggestion that implements the State ruling on multicultural, gender-fair, disability awareness curriculum in a Maplewood public or parochial school according to the following criteria developed by the Commission. The XXXX Bank of Maplewood will recognize the efforts of this group or individual by providing a $500 monetary award. RULES FOR SUBMITTING AN APPLICATION I. Applications should be 1-2 pages in length including: A. The present efforts your classroom or school uses to demonstrate an awareness of the diversity of people in our society. The efforts should include a recognition of males and females in non-traditional roles, persons with disabilities, and people of various ethnic and racial groups. Examples of efforts include but are not limited to: visual displays, schoolwide assemblies, plays written and performed by students, projects or programs developed by students, textbooks surveyed for groups represented, or field trips. B. How your classroom or school will use the monetary award to increase student and/or citizen awareness of people of diverse backgrounds and abilities. State the number of students and community members served or participating in award benefits. Also prepare a time line or the steps necessary to actualize your goal. Examples of how to increase awareness include but are not limited to: in-services, speakers at school or in the community, media resource purchases for school or community, small group counseling, public forums, panel discussions, or proposed school programs including community involvements. II. Applications must be typed and attached to the application form which includes: names of applicant(s), school, address, and telephone number. III. ELIGIBILITY. Students and/or educators of elementary and secondary schools located in Maplewood. IV. DEADLINE. The application is due no later than March 30, 1995, to the City Manager's Office, Maplewood City Hall, 1830 East County Road B, Maplewood, MN 55109. V. SELECTION. Maplewood Human Relations Commissioners will select the winner by April 1995. VI. PRESENTATION. The 1995 Diversity Awareness Award will be presented at the City of Maplewood's Open House in May 1995. APPLICATION FORM 1995 DIVERSITY AWARENESS AWARD MAPLEWOOD HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION Please complete this form and attach it to your application. The application is due NO LATER than MARCH 30. 1995. NAME OF APPLICANT(S) SCHOOL SCHOOL ADDRESS SCHOOL TELEPHONE NUMBER RETURN TO: CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE 1995 Diversity Awareness Award Maplewood City Hall 1830 East County Road B Maplewood, MN 55109 RULES 1. Prepare response to A and B. 2. Applicants must be affiliated with one or more elementary and secondary schools located in Maplewood. 3. Applications must be typed and on one side of the paper. Exhibits must be neat and well organized. 4. Applications are due no later than March 30, 1995. 5. Applications must be attached to Registration Form.?? CRITERIA Applications will be judged on: 1. CONTENT of the application statement. 2. EFFORTS to involve NUMBERS of school and community groups and/or individuals. 3. CREATIVITY of the effort. MEMORANDUM DATE: March 19 , 1993 TO: Chief Collins FROM: Gail Blackstone, Human Resource DirectorW, SUBJECT: Response to Acts of Bias and Prejudice At their March meeting, the Human Relations Commission passed a motion that I formally request your assistance nmdiateldenttely notifying me in the event of an "act of bias/prejudice" occurring in Maplewood. The Commission is currently outlining a human relations" course of action to take and want to be involved with the public response to such nidet n . The he will quarterly bias statistics report that you agreed be reviewed at their meeting. The Commission sincerely appreciates the support you have shown in working with them on various issues. GJB c: Human Relations Commission October 6, 1994 FIELD(1) Dear FIELDM: The Maplewood Human Relations Commission is proud to sponsor the 1995 Diversity Awareness Award. This year the Diversity Awareness Award will be offered in conjunction with a Diversity Awareness Poster Contest. On behalf of the Maplewood Human Relations Commission, I invite your school to submit an application for participation in either or both programs. Submissions are due February 1, 1995. The Diversity Awareness Award recognizes students and/or educators of elementary and secondary schools for efforts to demonstrate an awareness of diversity in our society. The Diversity Poster Contest will provide an opportunity for elementary aged students to express their insight on diversity in an artistic manner. Both projects are a cooperative venture with the Commission, City Council and local schools which provides an opportunity for educators to incorporate diversity into the curriculum. In the near future a Commission member will contact you to discuss this project and answer any questions you may have. You may also contact Sherrie Le at Maplewood City Hall (770-4524) with questions. We look forward to your participation! Sincerely, Marie Koehler, Chair Maplewood Human Relation Commission Enclosures 1995 DIVERSITY POSTER CONTEST MAPLEWOOD HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION The Maplewood Human Relations Commission seeks poster submissions for its 1995 Diversity Poster Contest. The Commission will present awards to three individuals who submit posters which reflect diversity in any of the following areas: age, gender, race, disability, culture and/or religion RULES FOR SUBMITTING A POSTER I. Posters should be submitted on a 22" X 28" poster board. The poster should project an awareness of one or more of the many types of diversity exhibited in our society. It should be titled with a diversity theme that describes the thought portrayed. Posters will be judged on: Originality Creativity Relationship to a diversity theme Design II. The poster should be submitted with the attached application form which includes: names of applicant(s), school, address, and telephone number. III. ELIGIBILITY. Students in grades 1-6 who are enrolled in schools located in Maplewood. IV. DEADLINE. The application and poster are due no later than February 1, 1995. Please deliver or send to the City Manager's Office, Maplewood City Hall, 1830 East County Road B, Maplewood, MN 55109. V. SELECTION. Maplewood Human Relations Commissioners will select three winners by February 15, 1995. (One first place and two second place winners) VI. PRESENTATION. The 1995 Diversity Poster Contest awards will be presented in the spring at your school. The winning posters will be copied and printed in the 1996 Maplewood Human Relation's Commission Annual Report and displayed at special events. In addition, the first place winner will receive $50 and two second place winners will receive $25. Unfortunately, we will not be able to return posters submitted for the award. APPLICATION FORM 1995 DIVERSITY POSTER CONTEST MAPLEWOOD HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION Please complete this form and attach it to your poster. The application is due NO LATER than FEBRUARY 1, 1995. NAME OF APPLICANT(S) SCHOOL SCHOOL ADDRESS SCHOOL TELEPHONE NUMBER RETURN TO: CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE 1995 Diversity Poster Contest Maplewood City Hall 1830 East County Road B Maplewood, MN 55109 1995 DIVERSITY AWARENESS AWARD MAPLEWOOD HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION The Maplewood Human Relations Commission is seeking applications for its 1995 DiversityAwarenessAward. The Commission will present the Award to an individual or group who submits a winning suggestion that implements the State ruling on multicultural, gender-fair, disability awareness curriculum in a Maplewood public or parochial school according to thefollowingcriteriadevelopedbytheCommission. The Premier Bank of Maplewood will recognize the efforts of this group or individual by providing a $500 monetary award. RULES FOR SUBMITTING AN APPLICATION I. Applications should be 1-2 pages in length including: A. The present efforts your classroom or school uses to demonstrate an awareness of the diversity of people in our society. The efforts should include a recognition of males and females in non-traditional roles, persons with disabilities, and people of various ethnic and racial groups. Examples of efforts include but are not limited to: visual displays, schoolwide assemblies, plays written and performed by students, projects or programs developed by students, textbooks surveyed for groups represented, or field trips. B. How your classroom or school will use the monetary award to increase student and/or citizen awareness of people of diverse backgrounds and abilities. State the number of students and community members served or participating in award benefits. Also prepare a time line or the steps necessary to actualize your goal. Examples of how to increase awareness include but are not limited to: in-services, speakers at school or in the community, media resource purchases for school or community, small group counseling, public forums, panel discussions, or proposed school programs including community involvements. II. Applications must be typed and attached to the application form which includes: names of applicant(s), school, address, and telephone number. III. ELIGIBILITY. Students and/or educators of elementary and secondary schools located in Maplewood. IV. DEADLINE. The application is due no later than February 1, 1995 to the City Manager's Office, Maplewood City Hall, 1830 East County Road B, Maplewood, MN 55109. V. SELECTION. Maplewood Human Relations Commissioners will select the winner by February 15, 1995. VI. PRESENTATION. The 1995 Diversity Awareness Award will be presented at the City of Maplewood's Open House in May 1995. e.\_) ,S (\ 0 -}U1,e y- ) `1(l 9 MAPLEWOOD HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION SCHOOL MAILING LIST(Districk 622 and neighboring schools) indicates contact person for diversity/multi cultural issues. SCHOOL DISTRICT 622 Beaver Lake Elementary Oakdale Elementary 1060 Sterling Avenue N.821 Glenbrook Avenue N. Maplewood Minnesota 55119 Oakdale, Minnesota 55128 770-4740 770-4674 Janet Nuckles, Principal Mary Brown, Principal Susan Talamantez Ann McGee yCarver Elementary Richardson Elementary 2680 Upper Afton Road 2615 First Street Maplewood, Minnesota 55119 North St. Paul, Minnesota 55109 770-4671 770-4644 Jerry Hauble, Principal Dean Cousineau, Principal Castle Elementary Weaver Elementary 6675 50th Street N. 2135 Birmingham Street Oakdale, Minnesota 55128 Maplewood, Minnesota 55109 770-4640 770-4645 Drieke vanGiffen, Principal Harold Lanning, Principal Donna Richter Cowern Elementary 2131 N. Margaret Street Webster Elementary North St. Paul, Minnesota 55128 2170 East 7th Avenue 770-4672 North St. Paul, Minnesota 55109 Arlys Larson, Principal 770-4675 Jill Anderson(distribs info only) Sharon Sandberg, Principal Barb Kearn Eagle Point Elementary 7850 15t Street N.John Glenn Middle School Oakdale, Minnesota 55128 1560 E. County Road B 770-4673 Maplewood, Minnesota 55109 Tom Loven, Principal 770-4724 Bob Meixner, Principal Kathy Holmquist, Dean of Students In the near future a Commission member will contact you to discuss this project and answer any questions you may have. You may also contact Sherrie Le at Maplewood City Hall (770-4524) with questions . We look forward to your participation! Sincerely, Marie Koehler Chair Maplewood Human Relations Commission c: enclosures