Totino-Grace is a co-educational, college preparatory, Catholic Lasallian high school serving domestic and international students in grades 9-12.
Our innovative school is known for academic rigor (especially our engineering program!) and co-curricular excellence.
Enriching student-teacher relationships and dynamic experiential learning opportunities inspire all students to reach their academic and personal goals.
AP Biology, AP Calculus AB A & B, AP Calculus BC A & B, AP Chemistry, AP Computer Science, AP Drawing, AP French, AP Government, AP Language and Composition, AP Literature and Composition, AP Physics, AP Spanish Language, AP Spanish Literature & Culture, AP Statistics, AP US Government, AP US History, AP World History
Club or Organization: Visit: https://www.totinograce.org/Clubs_Organizations
Arts and Music Programs: Visit: https://www.totinograce.org/Instrumental_Music, Visit:https://www.totinograce.org/Vocal_Music/Show_Choirs
School Notes
The Totino-Grace academic program includes the classical curricular offerings of a large public high school but our small class sizes provide a personalized experience for each student.
Our Engineering Institute and Murphy Scholars Programs rigorously challenge students and provide unique enrichment opportunities.
Totino-Grace offers robust academic and co-curricular fine arts offerings.
Our counselor to student ratio is 1:246 compared to the MN average of 1:743.
We provide students and parents a personalized, four-year college planning program.
Faculty and staff members are committed to providing each student with exceptional support and preparation.
Totino-Grace students travel locally, nationally, and internationally with academic, service, and co-curricular groups.
Students graduate as a confident, hopeful, and courageous leaders, well-equipped for college and career.
Our academic, co-curricular, leadership, and service opportunities ensure a well-rounded foundation for students' post-secondary endeavors.
100% of Totino-Grace students graduate with 98% matriculating to college the year following graduation.
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