Observed arrival · 2026-10-05
Keep Longfellow in Longfellow
A Minneapolis campaign argues against closing Longfellow Alternative High School, where parenting students attend classes while their children learn in the same building.
- For
- Minneapolis families and supporters of parenting students
- Worth noticing
- The campaign says Longfellow’s graduation rate was 94% in 2024 and 95% in 2025.
Field notes
The page organizes its case around the school’s shared-building arrangement and lists supports including meals, an on-site clinic, counseling, social workers, and door-to-door bus service. It reports about 60 high school students and 40 early-learning students, and says roughly 45% are homeless or highly mobile. Its savings comparison is explicitly limited: the page says the district published totals for whole closure options, not a Longfellow-specific figure.
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