Hennepin Gateway to College is a unique District 287 Area Learning Center that offers a second chanc
Hennepin Gateway to College is a unique District 287 Area Learning Center that offers a second chance for:
-high school students who have not earned a high school diploma (ages 16-20)
-high school students who are currently behind in their high school credits
Through this program, students will earn dual credit by completing their high school diploma while earning college credits from Hennepin Te
02/11/2022
US History students, as part of their Revolutionary Women's Unit, explore images taken by UNICEF of the lives of women worldwide. While participating in this gallery walk, they reflected on what we learn about the struggles and strengths of women around the globe.
02/04/2022
US History students are starting up their unit on Revolutionary Women. Stay tuned for more pictures of their learning as they explore the inequities and obstacles women have faced throughout history and the brave women who fought for change.
02/04/2022
Social Studies students begin this year's Government Oppression unit by reading A Place Where Sunflowers Grow, a story about a young girl's experience in an Japanese American internment camp. Like the main character in the story, Gateway students created paintings of what brings them joy during difficult times.
02/04/2022
Congratulations to new Gateway Graduates Will and Jake!!!
02/04/2022
Geography students showing their understanding of map features by creating maps of countries from their own imaginations
01/13/2022
Civics & Government Students participated in Gummy Bear Governments and used the confections to created little scenes to represent different types of governments from around the world
01/13/2022
Economics students took on the roles of different community members (laborers, business owners, city mayor, etc.) to role play how the closing of a major factory in their area would impact each of them and their community.
12/16/2021
Students in Lange's Economics course collaborated to show their learning on finding changes in the Consumer Price Index for different years.
12/09/2021
History students exploring some of the artifacts in Mrs. Lange's classroom including a spy glass, steroscope, mustket ball from the Battle of Gettysburg, and a 2000 year old Black Burnished Ware pottery sherd from the Durotiges tribe in Dorset.
Gateway students having a sing song together
12/07/2021
Geography/World Religions students researched their choice of Hellenic/Roman deities and shared their presentations and artwork with the class jigsaw style
12/07/2021
US History Students worked in pairs to study the Declaration of Independence. Together, they had to look at each statement and determine which section of the Declaration it would go in.
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