MNIC Programs and Sites

MNIC has several high school and adult education sites (see below). All programs offer free meals and transportation, either through our bussing system or through Metro Transit tokens. MNIC offers extensive tutorial services at all sites, as well as graduation-standard classes and individualized program

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The East High School, formerly called the English Language Academy (612-722-5416) at 300 Industrial Blvd. offers extensive programs for people who come from other countries. The site has a gymnasium, plus close access to soccer and athletic fields. The East High School is unique in that it offers additional credit opportunities beyond the regular school day, allowing students the option for more time to learn English as they work on other academic subjects. Read more...

Our Education & Business Internship Circle, is located in Sabathani Community Center (612 238-0758), 310 38th Street South in Minneapolis. The program emphasizes regular basic high school accreditation in the areas of English, History and Math, as well internships and trainings in business, office and other careers. A key focus is the Basic Standard test.

A new focus is a school-based print shop that can supply MNIC with its printing needs as well as create great student projects. Read more...

Adult Basic Education and ESL. MNIC is the only charter school with a full adult education program. MNIC partners with the Sabathani ABE Consortium to prove adult learning is several locations. This includes three sites for adult English as a Second Language, job programs, GED and other programs. Read more...

Unity (612-588-1449): 2507 Fremont Ave. North. The Unity Campus offers career-focused programs in Health Care, Transportation and general career exploration. It has a capacity of 100 students. In addition to the academic programs, students use the nearby Jerry Gamble Boys and Girls Club for recreational and enrichment activities. Read more...
Unity is also a long-standing community center, and rooms can be rented on evenings and weekends by community groups. Click here for flyer.

The University Center (612-238-3022) in Dinkytown offers strong vocational training for students. Located at the University Technology Center (UTEC) it is in the old Marshall-University High School Building. Marshall-U always had a strong connection to the University of Minnesota, as its name implied.  Read more...

Volunteer Programs (612-722-5416). MNIC has nearly 90 paid staff, and an additional group of sixty volunteers who provide one-to-one tutoring and other services. Read more..

Sports at MNIC

MNIC has just joined the MN High School League for sports--men’s and women’s soccer and basketball. Read more...

MNIC Jobs College is new in 2009-2010. We have always focused on jobs, but the Jobs College idea is to bring together the courses, trainings and partnerships within our school to make it happen. We have working agreements with MN Resource Center (MRC) , Comfort Services, IKM Computers and American Indian OIC to start. Check back for more informatio.