Every woman with a low income can get MA during her pregnancy. If you are on GA or MFIP, you will be given MA automatically. MA pays for all office visits, emergency care, medicine and delivery services. If you aren't eligible for MA, ask about other programs like Children's Health Plan and Minnesota Care. If you are under 18, living at home, and your parents' income is above a certain amount, you may not qualify for Medical Assistance.
Most school districts have programs for young parents.
Some have day care centers within the school itself. Contact your school district to see what programs can help you. The school cannot discriminate against you because you are pregnant or have a child. If you want to be in regular classes, they must let you. You can establish paternity in two ways.