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Deputy Kelly OlsonWELCOME to the School Resource Officer (SRO) web page for Mahtomedi High School. The SRO is a Deputy Sheriff with the Washington County Sheriff’s Office who is assigned to the school district.

About Deputy Kelly Olson
My job as an SRO is to provide a safe learning environment in district schools by reducing school violence; by improving school/law enforcement collaboration; and by improving perceptions and relations between students, staff, and law enforcement.  My goal is to build a bond between students, staff, and administration, by day-to-day informal contact.  I assist the school as needed, anything from safety lectures, crime prevention issues, or any other concerns that may arise during the school day.  Too often the interactions between the police and the general public are during times of problems or despair.  By allowing me to be at the school, students have the opportunity to use me as a resource and assist in an early form of prevention and build a positive bond between the police and the community. Please feel free to reach out to me anytime!


   Deputy Kelly Olson
   School Resource Officer
   651-762-5983 (Office at Mahtomedi High School) 
   651-430-7670 Ext. 5305 (Washington County Sheriff’s Office)

SchoolMessenger Quick Tip allows you to submit an anonymous tip to school and district officials and it is another way to report concerns. Click here to visit the Quick Tip page.

Listed below are some of my favorite web pages:
  • www.netsmartz.org Informative website where you can choose an issue to learn more about the potential risks: Blogging, cell phones, children as victims, Cyberbulling, e-mail, IM, Chatrooms, Gaming, Innappropriate Content, Internet Safety, Predators, Revealing too much, Sexting, Social Networking, and Webcams.
  • www.teens.drugabuse.gov Latest on how drugs/alcohol affect the brain and body
  • www.crimestoppersmn.org How to report a crime and be anonymous
  • www.testmyteen.com Do you KNOW your teen isn’t using or are you blinded by love? A counselor approved home drug testing program can protect your family either way.  This site is a parent resource page that will answer many unanswered question for you.
  • https://e-cigarettes.surgeongeneral.gov/  About 25% of U.S. youth and teen adults have tried an e-cigarette. Get the facts, know the risks, and take action.

Here is a parent resource page that will answer many unanswered questions for you. YSB works with the parent and youth to:
  • Understand circumstances leading to the poor choices.
  • Learn from the consequences.
  • Move forward to making better choices.
This is an excellent resource for parents who don’t know where to turn when their children are in trouble. YSB provides a wide range of resources for parents and youth.

Washington County Curfew Rules for Juveniles:
Under 12:           9 p.m. to 5 a.m.   Sunday through Thursday
                          10 p.m. to 5 a.m.  Friday and Saturday
Ages 12 to 14:   10 p.m. to 5 a.m.  Sunday through Thursday 
                           11 p.m. to 5 a.m.  Friday and Saturday 
Ages 15 to 16:    11 p.m. to 5 a.m.  Sunday through Thursday 
                           12 a.m. to 5 a.m.  Friday and Saturday 
 

Contact: Deputy Kelly Olson
Our Mission

The mission of Mahtomedi High School, a driven and supportive family of Zephyrs whose individual growth enriches the community as a whole, is to ensure a transformational experience in which students are life-long learners and empathetic community members equipped with the desire and ability to explore their passions through a vital system distinguished by:

  • inclusive and safe environments where all Zephyrs belong and advocate for one another through authentic relationships
  • a culture that seeks out and honors diverse and global perspectives
  • dynamic educational experiences for varied interests
  • embracing the discomfort of setbacks as an important part of the learning process
  • a community that recognizes that success comes in many forms
Mahtomedi High School ISD #832
8000 75th Street, North Mahtomedi, MN 55115
Phone: 651.762.5800
Fax: 651.762.5825
 
Our School
Mahtomedi High School has a heart for innovation, provides rigorous academic coursework, and supports students to explore extracurricular opportunities. Our teachers and staff are passionate and dedicated people who explore innovative ideas and teach our students new ways of thinking to support them in whatever career path they choose. Students engage in project-based learning to solve real-world problems using industry-standard technology in the nation’s first M.I.T. certified FabLab housed in a public school. Fine arts is a vital and robust part of the High School and our visual and performing arts classes include ceramics, digital art, choir, band, and event broadcasting. We also offer Flex Time during the school day when students may receive academic support, engage in college and career exploration, and connect over common interests. Over 90% of our student community engages in extracurricular activities that range from athletics to robotics. Students’ social and emotional learning is addressed through various avenues including a restorative practices approach for student behavior and through our Zephyr Link Crew mentoring program.