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Day 49 Mr. Harris

College counselor Richard Harris works at his computer. Photo by Maddie Binning.

Being the best or doing your best

Walking into  Minnehaha Academy high school, there is a reason the freshmen are the first group of people you see. Eager and excited for their new experiences in high school, they sit in their hallway with their nice outfits and grins on their faces. As you make your...

Teachers return after break

Swanson and Calvin come back to M.A. after a year off. When teachers return after sabbatical or part-time schedules, they bring back a renewed sense of purpose and an enriched life to share with students. When Amy Swanson, director of cultural immersion, decided to...

A new look for a new century

On 23 May 2013 a new logo was announced for Minnehaha Academy. This logo was created to be timeless and represent the school. The two arcs make an "M" and an "A" with one of them red and one gray. The red is for Minnehaha pride, and the gray represents the diversity....
Energy awareness

Energy awareness

Small steps can save big bucks on the school's energy bill By Pauline Ojambo Talon staff writer Walking in from the...

M.A.’s new administrators

M.A.’s new administrators

“The thing that most influenced my decision to go into education was the summer I worked as an aide in the Roseville Summer Band program. I was given a group of students to teach and was amazed at the progress they made in such a short time. It was fun to see the growth and excitement in the students,” said new principal, Bruce Maeda.

New editions to the Minnehaha family this fall are Maeda and Vice Principal Janet Gulden. They are in charge of both the Lower and Middle schools at South Campus and Bloomington Campus.