Welcome to Fridley High School
Fridley High School is an International Baccalaureate (IB) World School with the Middle Years Programme, Diploma Programme, and Career-related Programme. We are also a Magnet IB School within Northwest Suburban Integration School District.
Here at Fridley High School, we aim to develop internationally-minded students. We challenge ourselves, our students, and our community to become caring and knowledgeable life-long learners who inquire and take action to create a better world. Our mission is to guide students in the development of learning skills to help them reach their full potential.
School News
“It feels like slime!” shrieked first grade students in their classrooms at Stevenson Elementary. The slime they were referring to? The inside of a pumpkin. Students celebrated PUMPKIN days on Friday, Oct. 25 by engaging in a variety of activities including counting pumpkin seeds.
Preschool students sat captivated while listening to the story “Runaway Pumpkins” by Teresa Bateman, read during a special storytime in partnership with the Anoka County Library. The Fridley Preschool welcomed Barb Woodside, the children’s librarian from the Mississippi Street Branch of the Anoka County Library on Tuesday, Oct. 22 for a special fall themed storytime.
We are thrilled to recognize Alex Christenson as the Employee of the Month for September 2024! Alex is the Night Lead Custodian at Fridley High School and exemplifies dedication, kindness, and teamwork.
The second annual Asian Fair was held on May 22. Created and facilitated by members of the Asian Club, the event hosts a variety of stations showcasing Asian culture and activities. This year the fair was held just outside the auditorium allowing more students to attend during their lunch hour.
Stevenson Elementary champions student empowerment, giving them a voice, the freedom to make choices, and the power to own their learning. Every year, the school focuses on one of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals to take school-wide action.This year, the fourth graders chose to focus on "Good Health and Well-Being."
The opening of VISTA Education Center is a significant step to address the increased needs of students, reduce long waits in attending Setting IV programs through our member district, and to provide easy and local access for our students and their families. We are excited to announce that the creation of our new Federal Setting IV special education program has been made possible by relocating our high school alternative learning center (ALC) back into the main high school building. This strategic move has freed up valuable space, allowing us to expand our services and better meet the needs of our students and families.