Hmong Times Education
The Hmong Times Education section delivers in depth articles that report on anything that is important to the education of our Hmong citizens. You will find information pertaining to all levels of education, from Elementary education, High School, Vocational School or College. You will also find information about current and pending legislation that pertains to the quality of our communities education.
Burdens of COVID Hit Hardest Among Marginalized Students
(StatePoint) Students are the greatest hope for the future, but for many, their plans are threatened due to burdens posed by COVID-19.
COVID-19 Challenges HCPA Athletics And Activities
For HCPA Athletic Director Sam Malone, scheduling high school sports during the 2020-2021 school year has been challenged by the realities of the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Grant Money Allowed Noble Academy To Feed Thousands
With the pandemic taking place, unemployment rate on the rise, and numerous of concerned families, Noble Academy hoped to provide a satisfactory meal bundle to feed the adult members in the community during this unprecedented challenging time.
HCPA Class Of ’21 Grad Accepted To Tufts University
Hmong College Prep Academy senior Madanna Vue was recently accepted to Tufts University. Founded in 1852 and located in Medford, MA, Tufts University is one of the United States’ premier private research universities.
Hmong College Prep Academy Campus Expansion Moving Forward
St. Paul City Council Approves Skyway
Hmong College Prep Academy Celebrates Annual World Culture Day
Hmong College Prep Academy recently held their annual World Culture Day celebration.
Hmong Students And Teacher Write With Passion
Like many other Hmong families and parents, Pang Yang’s parents also wanted her to become a medical doctor or a lawyer. As Pang grew older and became a tutor for her own siblings and served as a student aid in English as Second Language class, teaching became a possible career for her future.
Moua Honored By The Minnesota State High School League
HCPA Junior Soccer Player Also Selected All-Conference
Hmong College Prep Academy Hosts Annual Student Interview Competition
Hmong College Prep Academy recently hosted the school’s annual interview contest.
Why All College Students Should Major In Building Their Personal Brand
College students spend four years or more preparing for the so-called “real world” of work, and there’s never a guarantee that a degree will land them their desired job.
