Come celebrate the Hmong Folk Arts Traditions taught at HCC and shared in the Hmong Cultural Center Museum on Wednesday, June 26, 2019 from 5:00 to 6:30 PM.

Children swarmed out the double doors like busy ants. When had the schools gotten rid of the obnoxious brass bells that rang by the drumming of a sidearm? Sometimes, life had a way of making her recall how old she was.

Class Reports Over $5.8 Million In College Grants And Scholarships

From Mountains To 10,000 Lakes is a book written by Hmong students from Park Center Senior High School. The book is dedicated to students’ parents and elders, as the students described it, “We value your wisdom, your courage, and all the sacrifices you have made for future generations.”

The ideas for this series came into being when I was a junior in college. I was reading “Tragic Mountain” by Jane Hamilton.

She stood unnaturally straight and drew the arrow back. It flew to the center of the target with a thud. Bullseye. Then she did it again.

Hmong farmers make up the majority of the farmers in the local Twin Cities’ farmers markets, but many are getting older, and exiting farming because they do not have access to equipment that could make their operations less laborious and hard on their aging bodies.

Vaccines protect children from serious diseases. As they get older, teens can get diseases they already got shots for because the protection from vaccines can wear off. This is why teens need a second dose of meningococcal vaccine at age 16.

Hmong College Prep Academy Varsity and JV Boys’ Volleyball teams recently finished their 2019 season. HCPA participates in the Minnesota Boys High School Volleyball Association, an association comprised of high schools throughout the state.

One stormy night, a lonely housewife took a walk out in the fields that encircled their remote home. She was headed to their barnyard shed to obtain a few nails.