Robbinsdale Area Schools

High School

College, articulated skilled trades and career ready

The continuation from middle school provides learning in academic and social-emotional areas to prepare students for their future. High school students receive instruction in literacy and language arts, math, science, social studies, fine arts, physical education and health, and have a full menu of elective courses to choose from.

Families are encouraged to explore and learn more about high school options at Robbinsdale Area Schools.

A student shows off their art project

The guys over there are very easy to talk to, and they seem fair. They seem to be looking out for the kids' best interests. I also get phone calls saying what a good job she's doing. I felt secure sending my daughter there. Very open and transparent. 
I'm looking at her report card and just thinking about our conversation and how excited my kid is about reading or thinking about history or thinking about math and science. She's excited about school. Also, she'll get the chance to, you know, when she goes off to college, she won't have to start off as a freshman. She'll be almost done with her associates. That's exciting! A lot of school districts don't have that. 

– A COOPER HIGH SCHOOL PARENT


 

High School Information Nights

Families with students entering high school next year are invited to attend our events. Families and students can meet school administration and teachers, tour the building, learn about core academic areas and electives along with registration information.

These events took place in January. If you missed the events or were unable to attend, please reach out to the school directly to set up a personal tour.

Armstrong logo 8th grade info night 2022
Cooper info night for 8th graders
RVA logo info night


 

A high school student displays their artwork
Two students work on a laptop
High school students perform Macbeth

robbinsdale area schools

About Robbinsdale Area Schools

Robbinsdale Area Schools serves approximately 12,000 K-12 students in seven communities in the northwest Twin Cities area, including Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Crystal, Golden Valley, New Hope, Plymouth and Robbinsdale. Our District has 11 elementary schools - three of these schools being magnet schools.  Elementary schools follow the same Minnesota Department of Education standards for kindergarten, and are in step with the district’s K-3 curriculum alignment.