Joe Nathan / St Paul Open School / Highland Park Junior and Senior High School, Jillian Holiday, St. Paul Open School, women's studies / 0 Comments
From alienation to acceptance by Jillian Holiday I began attending St. Paul Open School in 1973, in what would have been my tenth grade in “traditional” school. Prior to this I had been attending Highland Park Jr. and Sr high school. Or perhaps I need to clarify that and say I was barely attending Highland […]
Joe Nathan / St Paul Open School / First aid, Open School, Ross Huelster / 0 Comments
Medicine, Me and the Open School By Ross Huelster I attended the St Paul Open School from its inception in 1971, graduating in 1975. An interaction a 14 year old me had my first week at Open School set the course of the next four years. Students were on a first name […]
Joe Nathan / St Paul Open School / Betty Lampland, Christmas Lake, Diving, Hennepin County, John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, St. Paul Open School / 0 Comments
Diving and the St. Paul Open School by Tim Lynch Tim and wife Mary – married 28 years with 4 children (all grown) My story about OPEN School is about an unusual opportunity I was afforded at the young age of 16. I told one of the staffers (I believe it was Betty Lampland) that […]
Joe Nathan / St Paul Open School / ", "Of Mice and Men, Dr. Peter Samuelson, Hamline University, Mike Johnson / 0 Comments
Who I have become, and the Open School’s influence Dr. Peter Samuelson To assess the difference going to Open School has made to me and my life, it is a little like asking a fish to talk about the difference water makes to its life, or asking a deer what a difference living in the […]
Joe Nathan / St Paul Open School / CLWS Circus Arts Program, Lloyd Brant, Robert Pirsig, Rosie Cole, St. Paul Open School, Ted Pirsig, Theatre of Fools, Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance / 0 Comments
Learning About Freedom at ST PAUL OPEN SCHOOL By: Lloyd Brant I learned how to juggle and unicycle in the hallways of St Paul Open School, where I attended high school. It was the first publicly funded Freedom School, which had been recently springing up across the country. My junior high years between 1968 and […]