Secondary Technical Education Program

Step High School, part of the Anoka-Hennepin School District in Minnesota, offers a specialized Secondary Technical Education Program (STEP) designed to provide students with hands-on learning experiences in various technical fields. The school emphasizes inclusion and diversity, aiming to prepare students for future careers through practical skills and real-world applications. In addition to its academic offerings, Step High School engages students in community projects, such as building a luxury pet kennel, which supports future learning opportunities. The school fosters a collaborative environment where student input is valued, as demonstrated by regular discussions with district leadership to enhance educational experiences. Generated from the website

STEP is a high school in a college setting where students explore hands-on careers, fulfill district academic requirements and have the opportunity to earn college credits while also accomplishing high school requirements.

Minnesota School of Horseshoeing is a vocational institution in Ramsey, MN that offers training programs in the art of horseshoeing. Students learn the necessary skills and techniques to become professional farriers. The school provides hands-on experience and theoretical knowledge to prepare individuals for a career in equine hoof care. With a focus on practical training, students gain the expertise needed to work with horses and provide proper hoof care. Generated from their business information