providing a public network for students who bring their own technology devices for educational use (BYOD). To support integration of technology into instruction, staff development is provided through the C4 Model of Learning, which has received the ISTE (International Society for Technology in Education) Seal of Alignment. In the 2016-2017 school year, all 4th-12th grade students received iPads to integrate technology into the classroom. Each school provides a wide variety of talented and gifted program services, from enrichment at elementary level to secondary-level advanced classes in English, math, science and social studies. District 279's highly ranked Special Education program provides services from birth to high school graduation or age 22. Whenever possible, services are provided in regular classroom settings with children of the same age. Schools Here is a complete list of schools in the Osseo Area School District 279 (from primary level to Secondary level, including magnet schools to educational learning and early childhood centers: Early Childhood Centers Arbor View Early Childhood Center Willow Lane Early Childhood Center Elementary schools Basswood Elementary School Birch Grove Elementary School for the Arts Cedar Island Elementary School (1970) Crest View Elementary School Edinbrook Elementary School Elm Creek Elementary School Fair Oaks Elementary School Fernbrook Elementary School Garden City Elementary School Oak View Elementary School Palmer Lake Elementary School Park Brook Elementary School Rice Lake Elementary School Rush Creek Elementary School Weaver Lake Elementary School: A Science, Math and Technology School Woodland Elementary School Zanewood Community School Middle schools Brooklyn Middle School Maple Grove Middle School North View Middle School Osseo Middle School Senior high schools Osseo Senior High School Park Center Senior High School Maple Grove Senior High School Educational Learning Centers Osseo Area Learning Center Osseo Education Center Osseo Enrollment Center Adult Basic Education Services at Northwest Family Service Center 279Online K-12 School Educational Service Center Leadership The Independent School District 279 School Board describes itself as having "the duty of the care, management, and control of the public schools of the school district in accordance with the authority granted them in law." See Board of education for further details on the functions of a school board. The Minneapolis Board of Education has been granted the power to carry out such duties by the State of Minnesota and the Minnesota Legislature. Current members Chair: Kelsey Dawson Walton Vice Chair: Jackie Mosqueda-Jones Treasurer: Tanya Simons Clerk: Heather Douglass Director: Thomas Brooks Director: