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Ubah seniors work together during a recent session.

The 2007-2008 school year finds Admission Possible serving 1,200 students from 15 public high schools and charter schools in Minneapolis, St. Paul, Robbinsdale, and St. Louis Park. We are extremely appreciative of the ongoing support we have received from the many faculty and staff members at each school!

St. Paul Public Schools:

Arlington High School
Principal: Patricia Murphy

Central High School
Principal: Mary Mackbee

Como Park High School
Principal: Dan Mesick

Harding High School
Principal: Douglas Revsbeck

Highland Park High School
Principal: Nancy Katzmarek

Humboldt High School
Principal: Mike Sodomka

Johnson High School
Principal: Kay Arndt

Minneapolis Public Schools:

North Community High School
Principal: Ellen Hebert

Patrick Henry High School
Principal: Gary Kociemba

Roosevelt High School
Principal: Bruce Gilman

Robbinsdale Public Schools:

Robbinsdale Armstrong High School
Principal: David Dahl

Robbinsdale Cooper High School
Principal: Mike Favor

St. Louis Park Public School:

St. Louis Park High School
Principal: Robert Laney

Charter Schools:

Higher Ground Academy, St. Paul
Executive Director: Bill Wilson

Ubah Medical Academy, Minneapolis

Co-Director: Musa Farah
Co-Director: Heather Mansour

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Meet One of Our Students

"This program opened up my eyes to the endless possibilities of furthering my education after high school. I never really thought growing up that I would be able to make it to college due to lack of money and I didn’t think I was smart enough. My coach for Admission Possible showed me that I was so much smarter than I gave myself credit for. Admission Possible has showed me that I can do better then just a high school education, and I can be anything I put my mind to."

--Madison Arkadie graduated from Roosevelt High School in 2005. She currently attends Hamline University.