Dimensions Academy High School Graduation
This year we have two cohorts completing our program for the first time!
Congratulations to our DA STEM graduates who completed 34 college credits during a global pandemic! These students have been doing online learning since last March and continued to complete their program at Normandale Community College.
Kennedy:
Ahmed Dualeh
Malachi Martichuski
Jefferson:
Elias Caspari
Isabelle Janey
Olivia Knight
Amelia Lodwick
Ben Lodwick
Adam Lueth
Snezhanna Medvedovski
Abigail Pearson
Arielle Swanson
Tiffany Tian
Abigail Valladolid
Thy Bao Vu
Congratulations to our DA Humanities graduates who completed 3 college writing and literature classes and 4 AP classes during a global pandemic. This was our first cohort to go through our program and we are very proud of what these students were able to accomplish!
Jefferson:
Olivia Busch
Autumn Fuller
Isabelle Janey
Olivia Knight
Abigail Pearson
Arielle Swanson
Tiffany Tian
Abigail Valladolid
Thy Bao Vu
Kennedy:
Alison Arnold
Ava Bruins
Audrey Crippen
Ahmed Dualeh
Thuy-Anh Giang
Justin Gichaba
Mary Hajduk
Marcus Jensen
Zander Karow
Sanaa Keval
Malachi Martichuski
Salina Sang
Grady Shilson
Our teachers and professors also recognize the following students for outstanding achievement in the following areas:
DA Humanities
DA Composition: Isabelle Janey
Creative Writing: Abigail Valladolid
College Literature: Audrey Crippen
Human Geography: Salina Sang
Comparative Politics: Abigail Pearson
European History: Justin Gichaba
World History: Olivia Busch
DA STEM
Geology: Thy Vu
Physics: Malachi Martichuski
College Algebra: Tiffany Tian
PreCalc: Amelia Lodwick
Chemistry: Ben Lodwick
Calculus I: Snezhanna Medvedovski
Calculus II: Abigail Pearson
Computer Science: Arielle Swanson
Congratulations to all our DA students for their hard work and intellectual curiosity!
The Gifted and Talented department will take Nobel students to the History Theater on Thursday, February 22nd to see “A Crack in the Sky”. This will be its world premiere and it features two local playwrights, Harrison David Rivers and Ahmed Ismail Yusuf. The play is described as, “ From Somalia to the U.S.A. 1984. A young shepherd boy stands in front of his mother to tell her of the decision he has made in the night. He has had enough of the nomadic life, of herding goats and sheep, and is leaving to seek out a better life. With that, he sets off on an adventure that takes him on the road less traveled from Somalia to Minnesota. It’s the epic tale of Ahmed Ismail Yusuf who, inspired by Maya Angelou, discovers the power of the written word.” For more info go to: http://www.historytheatre.com/2017-2018/crack-in-the-sky We hope to use this experience to give students exposure to local authors. We plan to follow up on this field trip by me...

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