Camden High news
Students’ ventures in the arts A mural created to reach out and change the world Camden High Art instructor Erica Ilich asked students to embellish a school …
Out ‘n about ventures of Camden High School Students – A trip to Western Europe
Written by Community Liaison Susan Curnow Breedlove and French/ESL Teacher Allyson Esades A group of 32 travelers including five staff, one parent and 26 …
Planning the upcoming Camden Prom
A group of volunteers from the Class of 2024, with the guidance of Camden High’s Public Relations Coordinator Marcus Zackery, is responsible for planning …
Tales of the Northside – Honoring a special neighbor, Tou Pao Lee
A caring person, a true friend, Tou Pao Lee I was facing a gardening quandary one May a few …
Henry High news briefs, stories in the making
Henry High School will now be officially called Camden High School beginning April 1, 2024. Registration for incoming 9th graders to Camden High will be held …
A parent of five Henry High Alumni views investments in their education and careers
Tou Pao Lee and his wife Ka settled in North Minneapolis following their journey from Laos and through other states of the U.S. They have five children that …
Henry High Asian Club presented Nco Ntsoov Kev Cai: A Story of Remembrance
This play is a tale of the Moua family and how older generations teach younger ones the significance of tradition. The Hmong language, culture and …
Henry alumni return to serve students, their families and staff
Anyone who works in a school, knows the importance of support personnel in keeping the institution running smoothly, especially if they come from the community …
Spotlight on Jalonda Combs, serving Northside youth
Seeing youth excited about learning is a passion for Jalonda Combs. She has held the position of Director of STEM Programming of Summit Academy’s Northside …
Northside neighbor welcomes students with Beanie Babies
A neighbor friend of mine called looking for a connection to gift students recently arriving from worn-torn countries. Her thought was that youngsters leaving …