St. Mary’s University of Minnesota plans new trade and technology high school in St. Paul
What happened
St. Mary’s University of Minnesota announced plans to create a Catholic high school in St. Paul, named Blessed Santiago Miller School of Trade and Technology. The school will focus on trade and technology, allowing ninth-grade students to prepare for employment and earn college credits starting in 2028. The project is funded by anonymous donors through a restricted gift used for property and initial operating costs, including salaries and insurance.
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Why it matters
The university plans to use the restricted gift from anonymous donors to purchase property and fund the initial operating budget. This institutional investment is located in St. Paul and may impact regional planning and service demands within Ramsey County.
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Who's involved
- St. PaulLocation where the new high school will be built
- Ramsey CountyCounty jurisdiction impacted by the large institutional investment
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
- Ramsey CountySpeculative
Ramsey County could see changes in regional planning and service demands resulting from the institutional investment.
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The entities involved
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St. Paul
town on the border of Russell and Wise Counties in Virginia