Here's What Twin Cities Private Schools Are Doing This Fall

MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL, MN — Late last month, Gov. Tim Walz and the Minnesota Department of Health released parameters they want public schools to meet before fully reopening.

While those guidelines don't apply to private schools in Minnesota, many private school administrators are going through similar decision making processes as their peers in the public districts.

Whether it's a public or private school, the options available amid the coronavirus pandemic are some version of in-person classes, a hybrid model, or online only.

• More Public School Districts Make Decisions For Fall: LIST

Here's a list of private schools and the model of education they plan to use in the fall. School officials can email william.bornhoft@patch.com with any updated info.

Note: Most private schools are providing an online-only option to families who want it

Benilde-St. Margaret's — St. Louis Park

Hybrid model

Breck — Golden Valley

Lower school (Preschool through grade 4): On campus 100 percent

Middle and Upper School: Hybrid model

Cretin-Derham Hall — St. Paul

Hybrid model

DeLaSalle — Minneapolis

Hybrid model

Holy Angels — Richfield

Hybrid model

Maranatha — Brooklyn Park

In-person learning with socially-distanced classes

Minnehaha Academy — Minneapolis

In-person learning with smaller classes and altered schedules

Mounds Park Academy — St. Paul

Lower School: In-person full time

Middle and Upper Schools: Hybrid model

St. Agnes

In-person learning with socially-distanced classes

St. Croix Lutheran

In-person learning with socially-distanced classes

St. Thomas Academy — Mendota Heights

In-person learning with socially-distanced classes

Visitation — Mendota Heights

In-person learning with socially-distanced classes