Alumni Success Story: Melissa Huberty

Melissa Huberty, 1989 Tech High School graduate, knew as a teenager that she wanted to work with people with chemical dependency. During high school, Huberty connected with a lot of different students; she didn’t hang out with a particular clique. To her, it was all about relationships. “It’s easy to judge people that don’t have … Read more

Apollo Swim Team Plunges Into Camp

Swimmers are practicing in their lanes with coaches.

The accidental drowning of a child at a local park during the summer of 2017 greatly affected Apollo swim coach Alex Badger. “One drowning is one too many,” says Badger. “We live in Minnesota. With all the lakes, rivers and pools in apartments [that] we have in this state, no one should not know how to … Read more

North Junior High Live!

Ebnet records student reciting daily announcements.

Students at North Junior High School are practicing their communication skills and expanding their use of iPads and Schoology by televising the school’s daily announcements. Middle-level students from the Student Leadership Team are determined to engage more students at North. They believe that broadcasting daily announcements is a unique way to inform students about the … Read more

District Alumni Are Successful Wherever They Go

742 Proud Alumni Collage

All across the world and here at home in St. Cloud, we are 742 PROUD of district alumni! Current Tech High School Principal Charlie Eisenreich attended St. Cloud State University after graduating from Tech in 1982. After signing as a free agent with the Kansas City Royals baseball team and playing in the minor leagues … Read more

North Students Discover the Possibilities

Judge Shan Wang

For years, North Junior High School has set aside one day a year for students to explore college and career opportunities. But this year was especially noteworthy with the variety and outpouring of community members, business owners and organizations involved. Over 50 individuals and organizations participated. Students don’t have regular classes on College and Career Day, … Read more