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In 1982, Hopkins closed Eisenhower High School, located in a 1950s-era building along Highway 7, and renamed the remaining school Hopkins Senior High School. The older building was converted to a community center and theater. Later part of the building was converted for use as an elementary school. [3] Aerial view of Hopkins High School
Virginia High School: Most Sports Lake: 1932–present: Buffalo High School. Eden Prairie High School Edina High School Hopkins High School Minnetonka High School. St. Michael-Albertville High School Wayzata High School. All Sports Lake Superior: Ashland High School (WI) Cloquet High School Duluth Denfeld High School Duluth Marshall High School ...
The Lake Conference was originally formed in 1932 with the charter members being Hopkins High School, Deephaven High School, Excelsior High School, (Deephaven and Excelsior High Schools were consolidated in 1952 to Minnetonka High School), Mound High School, Saint Louis Park High School, University High School, and Wayzata High School.
Hopkins School District 270 is a public school district in the U.S. state of Minnesota. The district is one of the larger districts in the state, and covers all of Hopkins, Minnesota as well as parts of Minnetonka, Golden Valley, Eden Prairie, Edina, Plymouth, and St. Louis Park. The district is strong athletically, having won numerous state ...
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Klecker attended Hopkins High School in Minnetonka, Minnesota. He graduated in 2015 and attended the University of Colorado in the Fall. At Colorado, he was a 9-time All-American in all 3 running sports including 2 runner-up finishes. He is currently the school's record holder in the indoor 5000m. [4]
Blake was a three-time all conference selection in high school where he played for Hopkins High School.In April 2007, Hoffarber was awarded the title of Minnesota Mr. Basketball, an annual award given to the state's top senior for his play over the course of his high school career.
The first award winner was Gene Glynn, who attended Waseca High School in Waseca, Minnesota. He played for Mankato State University, now known as Minnesota State University. [4] Six recipients of the Minnesota Mr. Basketball award were enrolled at Hopkins High School and Minneapolis North High School, the most of any high