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  • Novels about Mental Health from Perpich Library

    May 20, 2025

    May is Mental Health Awareness Month. The library Teaching Assistants put together a wonderful display of books focused on mental health to help people living with mental health conditions know they aren’t alone and to spread awareness by encouraging others to read their…

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  • Perpich Students Complete Rain Garden Project

    May 16, 2025

    This spring, Derek Debrauske’s Environment & Sustainability class completed a rain garden project on campus. The Rain Garden is designed to utilize unusable space, and help create a more wildlife friendly habitat. To create this design, the students studied the environmental gradients…

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  • Perpich Arts High School Literary Arts Department Presents “See You Later, Alligator” a Lit Reading

    May 15, 2025

    The Literary Arts Department of Perpich Arts High School presented “See You Later, Alligator” on Wednesday, May 14, 2025. Their fourth and final reading of the school year, the students worked hard to create a fitting send off for the seniors, reflecting…

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“Perpich is the best school for me because it provides a diverse student population, artistic environment, and academic opportunities that can't be found anywhere else in the state.”

Literary Arts Student from Plymouth

“My teachers encourage me to push myself outside of my comfort zone and to always strive to better my art, never settling for good enough.”

Theater Student from Sartell

"For 17 years I’d carried the bulk of my children’s education myself. Sending the two oldest away to Perpich was a huge step of faith and I have not been disappointed. The teachers, in particular, have been fabulous!"

Perpich Arts High School Parent

"[Perpich] was a hugely formative experience for me and I think gave me many of the tools to get to this point of doing meaningful work that I love."

Andrew Edman (Visual Arts 2005)

“From the moment I came to Perpich, it was like a college campus, with an emphasis on independence and finding your own self, with training in academics and becoming an artist.”

Trent Ramert (Theater 2020)

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