Teams of eighth-grade teachers meet regularly to communicate student progress across classes. Students in grades 10-12 follow a traditional high school program that anchors students in fundamental skills while challenging them with coursework that expands their intellect and prepares them for life beyond high school. Advanced Placement courses allow students to earn college credit by passing an exam offered by the College Board. Students may also participate in the Post-Secondary Enrollment Option program, which allows students to earn college credit while continuing with high school. For more information, please call the guidance office at 952.491.8115 to request a registration manual.
Progress reports High school student report cards are distributed to parents quarterly.
In addition, parents may request conferences at any time during the school year. All Rights Reserved.