Known for its warm and friendly climate, students ages 14-20 choose CAHS for its small class sizes and their own strong desire to pursue an artistic vision.

Bridge View is a one story, barrier-free school with a therapeutic pool, air conditioning and climate-controlled environment. Classrooms serve 7-9 students who are supported through use of specialized adapted equipment and assistive technology focusing on communication needs and choice making.

As Minnesota’s oldest continuously existing high school, Central stands as a model for public education serving diverse students.

Como Park, rated by Newsweek as a top-tier American high school, offers a solid academic program for students of all abilities, including one of Minnesota’s most successful Advanced Placement programs, a high-quality Special Education and English Language Learner programs, a school-wide AVID program and support classes for struggling students.

Crosswinds East Metro Arts and Science School is a year-round secondary school serving students from St. Paul and 9 surrounding suburban member districts. It is the only school in the State of Minnesota to offer the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme, years 1 (6th grade) – 5 (10th grade), housed in one building.

Note: A separate application (scroll down the page) is required to apply to this school.

Located on St. Paul’s Eastside, Harding students explore new ideas, master new skills, and challenge themselves to think outside the box to become life-long learners.

“A world class education in a nurturing urban environment,” will be discovered at Highland Park Senior High. Ours is a dynamic educational community with a strong tradition of excellence in academics, arts, athletics and service.

Humboldt is an extended-day, environmental studies and college-and-career preparatory school serving students in Grades 7 -12. Our strong partnerships with the business community and West Side neighborhood help prepare students for post-high school opportunities.

Located on St. Paul’s East Side, Johnson focuses student learning around small learning communities that help build student and teacher relationships.

Nurturing self-directed learners since 1971, Open World Learning Community (OWL) now serves grades 6-12 in a small-by-design format that respects and celebrates the individuality of our students.

Using state-of-the-art technology as a learning tool in all classes, Washington will expand to grades 7-12 in 2012 in the newest secondary school building in the district.