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School Name City Staff Assigned Find your school and the correlating admission representative below. Visit the "Meet and Contact our Staff" page for your rep's contact information. Please note this is a temporary solution as we prepare to launch a more user- friendly online page. School Name City Staff Assigned Academy of Holy Angels Richfield Anthony Amelse Accell Academy Minnetonka Anthony Amelse Ada-Borup HS Ada Sarah Simpson Adrian HS Adrian Gabrielle Kephart AFSA High School Vadnais Heights Karen Backes Agape HS Saint Paul Malik Stewart Aitkin HS Aitkin Sarah Simpson Albany Area Senior HS Albany Anne Kaluza Albert Lea Senior HS Albert Lea Bridget Nordlund Alden-Conger HS Alden Bridget Nordlund Alexandria Area HS Alexandria Anne Kaluza Alliance Christian Academy Elk River Karen Backes Alternative HS Mankato Karen Backes Alternative Learning Center Apple Valley Karen Backes Andover High School Andover Mike Orts Annandale HS Annandale Erik Aschenbeck Anoka HS Anoka Mike Orts Apollo HS Saint Cloud Gabrielle Kephart Apple Valley HS Apple Valley Carol Gadd-Marshall Ascension Academy Charter School Minneapolis Karen Backes Ashby HS Ashby Sarah Simpson Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City HS Grove City Gabrielle Kephart Austin HS Austin Bridget Nordlund Avalon School Saint Paul Malik Stewart B.E. Emerson Preparatory Academy Saint Paul Malik Stewart Badger HS Badger Sarah Simpson Bagley Jr-Sr HS Bagley Sarah Simpson Barnesville HS Barnesville Sarah Simpson Barnum HS Barnum Tom Voller-Berdan Battle Lake HS Battle Lake Sarah Simpson Beaver River Christian School Duluth Karen Backes Becker HS Becker Erik Aschenbeck Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa HS Belgrade Sarah Simpson Belle Plaine HS Belle Plaine Gabrielle Kephart Bemidji HS Bemidji Sarah Simpson Benilde-St Margaret's School St Louis Park Anthony Amelse Benson Christian School Benson Karen Backes Benson Senior HS Benson Sarah Simpson Bertha-Hewitt HS Bertha Sarah Simpson Bethany Academy Bloomington Ben Precourt Bethany Christian School Mountain Lake Karen Backes Bethel Community Christian Sch Bethel Karen Backes Bethlehem Academy Faribault Laura Stork Bible Baptist School Crookston Karen Backes Big Lake HS Big Lake Erik Aschenbeck Bigfork HS Bigfork Sarah Simpson Blackduck HS Blackduck Sarah Simpson Blaine HS Blaine Mike Orts Blake School Minneapolis Karen Backes Blooming Prairie HS Blmng Prairie Bridget Nordlund Blue Earth Area HS Blue Earth Bridget Nordlund Bluesky Charter School W St Paul Karen Backes Bold HS Olivia Gabrielle Kephart Braham Area HS Braham Ben Precourt Brainerd Senior HS Brainerd Sarah Simpson Brandon HS Brandon Sarah Simpson Breck School Minneapolis Karen Backes Breckenridge HS Breckenridge Sarah Simpson Brooklyn Center HS Brooklyn Ctr Cory Quirk Becker Browerville HS Browerville Sarah Simpson Browns Valley Public School Browns Valley Gabrielle Kephart Bryant Avenue Baptist School Minneapolis Karen Backes Buffalo HS Buffalo Erik Aschenbeck Buffalo Lake-Hector HS Hector Gabrielle Kephart Buffalo Ridge Baptist Academy Lake Benton Karen Backes Bug-O-Nay-Ge-Shig School Cass Lake Sarah Simpson Burnsville Senior HS Burnsville Carol Gadd-Marshall Butterfield-Odin HS Butterfield Gabrielle Kephart Byron HS Byron Bridget Nordlund Caledonia HS Caledonia Bridget Nordlund Calvary Baptist Academy Cambridge Karen Backes Calvin Christian School Fridley Karen Backes Cambridge-Isanti Senior HS Cambridge Ben Precourt Campbell-Tintah HS Campbell Sarah Simpson Canby HS Canby Gabrielle Kephart Cannon Falls Jr-Sr HS Cannon Falls Bridget Nordlund Carlton HS Carlton Tom Voller-Berdan Cass Lake/Bena HS Cass Lake Sarah Simpson Cathedral HS Saint Cloud Teri Durbin Cathedral HS New Ulm Gabrielle Kephart Cedar Mountain HS Morgan Gabrielle Kephart Cedarcrest Christian School Saint Cloud Karen Backes Centennial HS Circle Pines Mike Orts Center School Minneapolis Karen Backes Central HS Norwood Gabrielle Kephart Central HS Saint Paul Malik Stewart Central Minnesota Christian Sc Prinsburg Karen Backes Century HS Rochester Bridget Nordlund Chadashchay Christian School Cambridge Karen Backes Champlin Park HS Champlin Mike Orts Chanhassen High School Chanhassen Anthony Amelse Chaska Senior HS Chaska Laura Stork Cherry HS Iron Sarah Simpson Chesterton Academy St Louis Park Matt Davis Children's Theatre School Minneapolis Katie McCarney Chisago Lakes Baptist School Chisago City Karen Backes Chisago Lakes HS Lindstrom Ben Precourt Chisholm Senior HS Chisholm Sarah Simpson Chokio-Alberta HS Alberta Gabrielle Kephart Chosen Valley Jr-sr High Sch Chatfield Bridget Nordlund Christian Community School Grand Rapids Karen Backes Christian Heritage HS Wykoff Karen Backes Christian Life School Farmington Karen Backes Christ's Household of Faith Sc Saint Paul Karen Backes Circle of Life School White Earth Sarah Simpson City Academy Saint Paul Karen Backes Classical Academy St Louis Park Gabrielle Kephart Clearbrook-Gonvick HS Clearbrook Sarah Simpson Cleveland HS Cleveland Bridget Nordlund Climax HS Climax Sarah Simpson Clinton-Graceville HS Graceville Gabrielle Kephart Cloquet Senior HS Cloquet Tom Voller-Berdan Cloverdale Christian School Nashwauk Karen Backes College Bound Eagan Karen Backes Columbia Heights HS Columbia Hts Cory Quirk Becker Comfrey HS Comfrey Gabrielle Kephart Community of Peace Academy Saint Paul Malik Stewart Como Park Senior HS Saint Paul Cory Quirk Becker Concordia Academy Roseville Karen Backes Concordia Academy Saint Paul Ben Precourt Convent of the Visitation Sch Mendota Hts Katie McCarney Cook County HS Grand Marais Tom Voller-Berdan Coon Rapids Christian School Coon Rapids Karen Backes Coon Rapids HS Coon Rapids Mike Orts Coon Rapids Learning Center Charter School Coon Rapids Karen Backes Cornerstone Christian School Emily Karen Backes Cotter HS Winona Bridget Nordlund Cotton HS Cotton Tom Voller-Berdan Covenant Academy of Minnesota Faribault Karen Backes Cretin-Derham Hall Saint Paul Katie McCarney Cristo Rey Jesuit High School Minneapolis Matt Davis Cromwell HS Cromwell Tom Voller-Berdan Crookston High School Crookston Sarah Simpson Crosby Ironton HS Crosby Sarah Simpson Dassel-Cokato HS Cokato Gabrielle Kephart Dawson-Boyd HS Dawson Gabrielle Kephart De La Salle HS Minneapolis Malik Stewart Deer River HS Deer River Sarah Simpson Delano Senior HS Delano Erik Aschenbeck Denfeld HS Duluth Tom Voller-Berdan Detroit Lakes Cmty HS Detroit Lakes Sarah Simpson Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton HS Glyndon Sarah Simpson Dover-Eyota HS Eyota Bridget Nordlund Dunwoody Academy Minneapolis Karen Backes E.C.H.O. Charter School Echo Karen Backes Eagan HS Eagan Carol Gadd-Marshall Eagle Country Christian Acad Remer Karen Backes Eagle Ridge Academy Eden Prairie Cory Quirk Becker Eagle Valley HS Eagle Bend Sarah Simpson East Central HS Finlayson Tom Voller-Berdan East Grand Forks Senior High School E Grand Forks Sarah Simpson East HS Duluth Tom Voller-Berdan East Ridge High School Woodbury Carol Gadd-Marshall Eastview HS Apple Valley Carol Gadd-Marshall Eci' Nompa Woonspe' Charter School Morton Karen Backes Eden Prairie HS Eden Prairie Anthony Amelse Eden Valley-Watkins HS Eden Valley Gabrielle Kephart Edgerton HS Edgerton Gabrielle Kephart Edina HS Edina Laura Stork Edison Senior HS Minneapolis Matt Davis El Colegio Charter School Minneapolis Karen Backes El Shaddai Private School Owatonna Karen Backes Elk River Area HS Elk River Erik Aschenbeck Ellsworth HS Ellsworth Gabrielle Kephart Epsilon Program Minnetonka Anthony Amelse Evansville HS Evansville Sarah Simpson Eveleth-Gilbert Sr HS Eveleth Sarah Simpson Face to Face Academy Saint Paul Karen Backes FAIR Downtown School Minneapolis Matt Davis Fairmont HS Fairmont Bridget Nordlund Faith Christian HS Bigelow Karen Backes Faith Christian School Rochester Karen Backes Faith Christian School Carlton Karen Backes Faith Christian School Foreston Karen Backes Falls High School International Falls Sarah Simpson Faribault Senior High School Faribault Laura Stork Farmington Senior HS Farmington Carol Gadd-Marshall Fertile-Beltrami HS Fertile Sarah Simpson Fillmore Central HS Harmony Bridget Nordlund First Baptist Christian Schls Park Rapids Karen Backes First Baptist Christian School Intl Falls Karen Backes First Baptist HS Rosemount Karen Backes Fisher HS Fisher Sarah Simpson Floodwood School Floodwood Tom Voller-Berdan Foley HS Foley Gabrielle Kephart Fond-Du-Lac Ojibwe HS Cloquet Sarah Simpson Forest Lake Senior HS Forest Lake Ben Precourt Fosston HS Fosston Sarah Simpson Four Directions Charter School Minneapolis Karen Backes Fourth Baptist Christian Sch Minneapolis Karen Backes Frazee-Vergas HS Frazee Sarah Simpson Fridley Senior HS Fridley Mike Orts Fulda HS Fulda Gabrielle Kephart Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop HS Winthrop Gabrielle Kephart Glencoe-Silver Lake HS Glencoe Gabrielle Kephart Glenville-Emmons HS Glenville Bridget Nordlund Goodhue HS Goodhue Gabrielle Kephart Goodridge HS Goodridge Sarah Simpson Gordon Parks HS Saint Paul Malik Stewart Grace Christian School Grand Rapids Karen Backes Grace Christian School Mankato Karen Backes Granada-Huntley-East Chain HS Granada Bridget Nordlund Grand Meadow HS Grand Meadow Bridget Nordlund Grand Rapids HS Grand Rapids Sarah Simpson Granite City Baptist Academy Saint Cloud Karen Backes Grasston Christian Foundation Grasston Karen Backes Great River Education Center Waite Park Karen Backes Great River School Saint Paul Malik Stewart Greater Life Academy Columbia Hts Karen Backes Greenbush/Middle River HS Greenbush Sarah Simpson Greenway HS Coleraine Sarah Simpson Groves Learning Center St Louis Park Gabrielle Kephart Grygla School Grygla Sarah Simpson Guadalupe
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