Maple Leaf and Humboldt Heights: “The Country”
Hidden in plain sight, a Rock of History amongst some bushes on Humboldt and 50th Avenues North reads as follows: Minneapolis was a city of over 300,000 in …
Pop-Out merges school and community to serve students and families
A recent collaboration of school and community was enjoyed by some 400 individuals at Henry High on Friday, May 6. Dubbed the Northside Community Pop-Out, the …
A new opportunity for Henry students and staff to bond and explore interests
With the extended school day, Henry High School staff wanted students to have another venue to explore their identity, interests, and joy. “Offering more …
Model houses at Henry High School
The students in Teddie Lee’s Civil Engineering and Architecture and Principles of Engineering class recently completed a dwelling unit wherein each designed …
A salute to some Black inventors
Note: The following list is not comprehensive and is on-going. It does include many inventions that are in use today, especially by youth. Photos of the …
Henry Students explore pathways to green careers
By Susan Breedlove sharing info from Arielle Rocca, Educator and Cofounder of CCA Twelve students of the Community Connected Academy program (CCA) of Henry …
Henry High halls are alive with activity and creativity
Tape Art Students in Ms. Krikava’s art class have decorated two corridors with “tape art.” Individuals were asked “What do you want your audience to …
The Night of the Living Dead returns Henry High students to normalcy – a play for their time
Filmmaker George A. Romero set the template for zombie films in 1968 with the production of The Night of the Living Dead. A revision of this movie and a play …
J. D. Rivers Children’s Garden, originally referred to as Minneapolis 4-H Children’s Garden
Perhaps you have noticed a garden on Glenwood Avenue in Theodore Wirth Park. The sign alongside says J. D. Rivers Garden Project; a colorful giant chair stands …
News from Henry High School
The 2021-22 school year began with Henry staff forming small groups, spreading out into the Northside community, knocking on doors of incoming students, …