15 Things You Know Are True If You Went To A Small High School In Minnesota
By Jo Magliocco|Published December 01, 2015
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Jo Magliocco
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Minnesota staff writer for Only in Your State and owner of Minnesota blog NorthGuide.co, I'm a Minneapolis transplant who loves my cats, camera, and local coffee. On the weekends I'm usually exploring the North Shore or making my way through the list of Minnesota's State Parks. Want to talk about MN or ask me a question? Tweet me @sotafiedjo!
We talked about growing up in small town MN before, and even truths only Minnesotans know; but it’s time to combine the two and take it back to the heart of a Minnesota upbringing… high school. A key difference a lot of people note about Minnesota is that a lot of people who grow up and go to high school here, tend to stay here. So call up your old pals and enjoy this list of simple truths that you undoubtably learned at your small MN high school.
1. The friends you make in high school can be some of the best friends you’ll ever have.
You were probably in every club, on multiple sports teams, and your class ranking seems awfully impressive (just don’t tell them how many students were in your class).
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4. Word travels fast in a small town. Especially when you get in trouble.
Especially if they've actually advertised their MN roots.
15. Going to college can be like traveling to a foreign country, and no matter how famous that one alumna was, there is a 0% chance people will know your high school.
Sorry folks, but once you leave, it's a whole new world for you.
What else do you remember being a key part of the Minnesota high school experience (for better or for worse)? Tell us what we missed on the Only In Minnesota Facebook Page.
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