Struggles for athletes involved in co-ops during the Coronavirus With co-op's between so many schools COVID-19 will be a risk this year. However for athletes at Minnehaha, that's a risk they're...
Co-op winter sports risks
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Behind the scenes: Preparing for a COVID-19 school year
What it took to prepare for in-person learning In the mid summer heat, weeks before school was to start, Principal Michael DiNardo confronted the big question; What's next? With the help of Maker...
Volunteering during a pandemic
Students continue to serve, despite COVID-19 limits It was a summer day and junior Tessa Bianchi and her family were delivering sandwiches through Caring and Sharing Hands. As they were pulling up...
Keeping fall sports in play during a pandemic
Changes made by Minnehaha to keep fall sports up and running There are many changes that have been put in place to keep the current fall sports in play. Rules were made by Minnehaha Academy to keep...
Ginsburg’s death, Trump’s taxes top recent headlines
News round-up Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died of pancreatic cancer Sept. 18. She was 87 years old and had served on court for 27 years. After Ginsburg's death, President Donald Trump...
Modern Army Recruiting
Military looks to tech to draw 21st-century recruits Over the last two decades, as technology has become a bigger part of our lives, many companies and organizations have had to adapt in order to...
Girls’ basketball
The girls' basketball team won their section yet again. With going to state the year before and not losing many...
Bdo-te, Mdo-te, Mendota: Reflecting on where the rivers come together
Minnehaha finds a temporary home near the confluence of rivers A familiar winding road follows the twists and turns of...
Russians target U.S. elections
Investigation continues; impact measured, Trump involvement questioned Is Russia tampering with American public...
Design Revealed
North campus plans outlined The plans and renderings of the brand new Minnehaha Academy are here. These plans show the...
iGen book review
Move aside Millennials. iGen is coming to stay, bringing their phone-obsessed, risk aversive, and stressed tendencies...
Boys’ swimming – Andrew Karpenko
Karpenko wins state Sophomore Andrew Karpenko won the boys' 200 individual medley (IM) at the Minnesota high school...
‘Something to point to’
MA Players to perform Working, a show that highlights everyday individuals "Work is about a search for daily meaning...
Spring update: boys’ tennis
Losing only one varsity player to graduation, the boys' tennis team is looking forward to another successful season...
Spring update: softball
This year's softball program has more participants compared to last year; 21 players are currently practicing at the...