7419 75th Cir N
Brooklyn Park, MN 55428

This school is the worst school ever they are so quick to tell parents stuff and not actually help the students.

We are literally moving, so none of our other kids have to go to this school. The only reason to go to Osseo is if you want to do the medical program, otherwise the school is really hit or miss. There are fights, drugs in the bathroom, lots of kids skipping, lots of bullying and to my surprise some completely incompetent teachers. I don't take that term lightly, but our eldest has had 2 teachers who didn't know the subject they were teaching. I'm not even sure how they got their degrees, since one had a middle school reading level capability and another relied entirely on AI to create assignments and do communications. We also had issues with adult teachers harassing children with bullying behavior that would have traditionally gotten a child suspended, but it was ok for a grown adult to do. On the flip side, there are some awesome teachers, the problem really is the negatives outweigh the positives because they go unchecked. If you live where you are assigned Osseo you can transfer your kid via the open enrollment or magnet lottery to another school. I'd highly recommend it. If your kid is younger, I'd suggest you skip Osseo and just enroll in Parnassus Prep. We regret not doing that. If your kid just wants to slack, get in fights and do drugs in the bathroom though, this is a solid fit. As for special ed, my kids are not special ed, but it seems like those kids get lots of support.

After having a child with special needs assigned to Park Brook for preschool, I couldn’t have been happier. In fact, my husband and I decided to transfer our other son from a Christian private school, so he could also experience the fantastic education, culture, and true desire for each and every student to succeed. Park Brook truly strives to meet each child where they are at, and encourages them to be the best version of themselves. The dedication to each student, whether during regular school hours, sponsored weekend activities, before/after school clubs, or in the community is unmatched. The focus on fitness means that all students are not only engaged academically, but given opportunities to move and gain strength through brain breaks, alternative seating, gym time, and out of school hour events. Park Brook balances a child’s need to engage in movement while learning so effectively, the growth seen is unmatched by anywhere else my children have gone to school.