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alexandria area HIGH SCHOOL
GRADES 9-12
Alexandria Area High School (AAHS) is a modern education campus that offers an innovative learning program where every student is known. Its small, innovative learning communities – the Academies of Alexandria – are preparing students for college and career opportunities, while delivering a truly personalized learning experience tailored to every student. In addition to the required core curriculum, students are provided with project-based, interdisciplinary learning that gives them “real world” experience and provides connections with local businesses and professionals. State-of-the-art learning labs such as the design/build, innovation garage, CNA health lab, aviation simulator, and culinary arts classrooms give students hands-on, relevant learning experiences.
Community Education
Alexandria Public Schools Community Education was a Minnesota community pioneer, beginning one of the first Community Education programs in Minnesota in 1971.
Whether it’s academic, enrichment, social, emotional or recreational opportunities, Alexandria Public Schools Community Education has something for everyone.
Early Childhood Family Education, Birth-5 years
Parent Education
Preschool, 3-5 years
Shenanigans Indoor Playground/ Climbing Wall
Alexandria Area Gymnastics
Youth Enrichment and Recreation
Compass, School Age Childcare
Adult Enrichment and Recreation
Adults with Disabilities
Alexandria Area Adult Basic Education
District Volunteer Services
Performing Arts
Outdoor Recreational Gear Library
District Facility Rentals
For more information or a complete listing of opportunities, call 320-762-3310 or visit www.alexschools.org/ce.
With more than 180 academic course options, including the Early College program, AAHS is committed to offering a comprehensive approach to post-secondary success. This includes more opportunities to earn college credit than are available at any other high school, all while staying enrolled at AAHS and taking courses on the high school campus.
The Center for Advanced Professional Studies (CAPS) program immerses students in real-world experiences in professional settings. These authentic learning experiences, with local businesses, provide a competitive edge. Students earn high school credit and in some cases, college credit at the same time.
A one-to-one digital learning initiative has provided Chromebook laptops to all students at AAHS.
AAHS is located at 4300 Pioneer Rd. SE in Alexandria.