As part of a $25 million expansion at Irondale High School, the district is building a new 650-seat auditorium off the school’s south entrance. (graphic courtesy of Wold Architects/Mounds View Public School District)
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A small fire July 6 inside Irondale High School caused some $5,000 worth of damage but no injuries. It was started by the spontaneous combustion of chemical-laden rags left in an open container. (courtesy of New Brighton Department of Public Safety)
Improperly discarded rags started a small fire inside Irondale High School the night of July 6, according to a report from the New Brighton Department of Public Safety.
submitted photo • Irondale students Lily Cartier and Gabriela Diaz at the March for Our Lives in Washington, D.C., on March 24.
Among the throngs of students who descended on Washington, D.C., to march for stricter gun control last month was a group of Irondale High School students.
This tile was found outside a basement classroom at Irondale High School in New Brighton Nov. 11. According to the Mounds View school district, student responsible received “strong, swift disciplinary action.”
Students entering a basement classroom at New Brighton’s Irondale High School found a small wooden tile with a message that read: “The KKK wants you.”
Danielle Franke and Brett Burbank are Irondale High School’s Triple “A” honorees this year. (submitted photo)
The Minnesota State High School League established the Triple “A” award to recognize and honor high school seniors who have excelled in the classroom, on the athletic field and in fine arts.
Irondale High School graduate and All-America honoree Dustin Weinmann, left, isn’t the only Weinmann on the UW-La Crosse wrestling roster. His twin brother Ryan, far right, also finished his junior season and older brother Derek completed his senior season. (courtesy of the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse)
Dustin Weinmann worked his way up the ladder as a high school wrestler at Irondale High School and capped his prep career with a state championship.
The Irondale High School Robotics team demonstrated their basketball gadget while at the Minnesota State Fair on Aug. 27. The 3M sponsored STEM event brought out the area’s best technology to entertain and inform kids and families. (Linda E.