College Preparation For Students Who Think Like Artists
About Us
Philosophy
Milwaukie Academy of the Arts integrates the performing and visual arts throughout a rigorous core academic curriculum in a nurturing environment. Together with parents and community, we empower students to reach their innate intellectual, artistic, and creative potential.
History
Founded in 2005, Milwaukie Academy of the Arts is a public charter school embedded within Milwaukie High School. Tuition is free for all 9th through 12th graders living in Oregon. In addition to the broad spectrum of arts courses we offer, including visual and performing arts, all core social studies, language, science and math classes are taught by weaving the arts throughout to enhance student learning. The results speak for themselves: The State of Oregon has consistently ranked MAA as “Outstanding” and MAA’s students consistently meet or exceed Oregon State benchmarks. MAA students and parents report high levels of satisfaction with their school experience and MAA’s caring and dedicated teachers.
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Statistics
Milwaukie Academy of the Arts has received an “Outstanding” rating on the State of Oregon School report card for over a decade, and all MAA teachers meet federal standards for “Highly Qualified Instructors.” Many have also received statewide awards and recognition in their specialty field. For more information, please download our most recent Report Card and District Profiles, or visit our NCSD website.
- District At-A-Glance Profile 2021-22 English
- District At-A-Glance Profile 2021-22 Spanish
- 2020 - 2021 MAA Report Card
Volunteers
Milwaukie Academy of the Arts depends on volunteers to assist in many ways. Please contact the MAA Director if you would like to help with fundraising, classroom support, teacher/program support, or by building community partnerships.
Transportation
In-district students may use the MHS district buses.
Out-of-District students:
Tri-Met buses: 29 & 32 - Stops on either side of the campus
Max Orange Line: stops at Main St and SE 21st Avenue