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The Problem Solver is a community conflict resolution tool used by tribal groups in Congo.  As a part of our collection, this piece has been selected to be on the banner of our website because it is hoped that the MRC will function in a similar capacity in helping to resolve the problem of the achievement gap and create truly equitable and inclusive learning environments for all of our students.
The Problem Solver is a community conflict resolution tool used by tribal groups in Congo. As a part of our collection, this piece has been selected to be on the banner of our website because it is hoped that the MRC will function in a similar capacity in helping to resolve the problem of the achievement gap and create truly equitable and inclusive learning environments for all of our students.
The Multicultural Resource Center, MRC, is a resource that is available to all East Metro Integration District member teachers and educators. The MRC has materials available for check out that will assist educators in implementing multicultural and interdisciplinary learning in their classrooms.

The MRC offers books, videos, artifacts, realia, periodicals, and more, available to help educators create an inclusive learning environment in classrooms and educational settings.

Funding for the MRC is provided by EMID, the East Metro Integration District, and the Saint Paul Public Schools.

The MRC is located on the first floor, inside of Arlington Senior High School, at 1495 Rice Street, located just off of Rice Street, on Nebraska Avenue.

SUMMER HOURS:  We will be open from 8 am to 4 pm, Mondays and Thursdays, during the summer.  Evening browsing hours will resume after Labor Day.


MRC Newsletter
Check out our Spring 2008 newsletter for the latest information on the MRC. Click here for more information.

Multicultural Collections
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Click on the mask to go to the Collections available at the Multicultural Resource Center


Take a Tour
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Click here to take a tour in Arlington to see the Multicultural Research Center.