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South Washington Alternative High School serves students in tenth through twelfth grades and is part of SoWashCo Schools. The school offers an alternative learning environment with small class sizes that help students become career and college ready. At South Washington Alternative High School, all staff members are committed to helping every student feel supported and included. Teachers work to personalize student learning through one-on-one conversations and building relationships.
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South Washington Alternative High School News
Discover a free portrait photography event featuring women of our Hmong community, hosted at the SoWashCo District Service Center.
The month of May hosts many celebrations and recognitions.
Families with graduating seniors are asked to check their student’s meal account balance and determine what to do with any remaining funds.
The South Washington County Thunderbolts Adapted Floor Hockey Team placed third at the State Tournament.
SoWashCo Schools has donated more than 10,000 pounds of food to the local food shelf, Basic Needs, since the beginning of the school year.
It’s all part of the Food Rescue Program, a partnership between SoWashCo Schools and Basic Needs.
On Thursday, Feb. 13, SoWashCo Schools hosted its first Indigenous Storytelling event.
Students in grades 3-8, 10 and 11 will participate in MCAs beginning April 1
SoWashCo Schools' Indigenous Education invites you to join us for the upcoming Winter Storytelling Event hosted at East Ridge High School on Thursday, Feb. 13, from 6-8 p.m.
The Triple “A” Award is a Minnesota State High School League Award that recognizes seniors excelling in academics, arts and athletics. Teachers, coaches, directors and advisors nominate students.
SoWashCo Schools AVID and Kids Club students raised $5,000 to provide healthy snacks to students in need.
Thank you to those who donated!
Congratulations to our ExCEL Award winners at East Ridge, Park and Woodbury high schools.
A new student-operated literary art magazine has caught the attention of many since its debut last spring.
SoWashCo Schools has been awarded an Innovation in Service Learning Grant from the Minnesota Department of Education. With the support of the grant, Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) and Kids Club will expand on their partnership, which began as an opportunity for AVID students to give back to their community and mentor younger students in the Kids Club program.
AVID students and SoWashCo CARES are asking for your help to reach their goal of $5,000 to provide healthy snacks for students in need.
Donations are being accepted through Friday, Dec. 20.
View some photo highlights of the first days of the school year.