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This hysterical and heartwarming dark comedy concerns itself with the three quirky Magrath sisters, forced to spend a fraught couple days at their childhood home in Hazlehurst, Mississippi in the fall of 1974. Youngest sister Babe has just shot her husband for unknown reasons, middle sister Meg is home to rekindle a long lost love, and oldest sister Lenny just wants to celebrate her birthday in peace. As the sisters rehash old traumas and new territory, they move past their disturbing childhood and begin to heal together. Crimes of the Heart won the 1981 Pulitzer Prize for Drama.
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Wayzata High School has been recognized by U.S. News and World World Report as one of the Best Minnesota High Schools, Ranked #2 among traditional 9-12 high schools!
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Ashley Zhou, a 9th grader at Wayzata High School, won the "Escape the Vape" contest. The contest was sponsored by CCF Advertising, the Minnesota Department of Health, Tobacco-Free Alliance, Masonic Cancer Center–University of Minnesota, Minnesota Youth Council, Minnesota Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics, and Allina Health Change to Chill.
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Wayzata High School's Scott Gengler named High School Principal of the Year by the Minnesota Association of Secondary School Principals
Wayzata High School Junior Emily Liu is inspiring other girls to get involved in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.
Exciting Academic Choices
With over 302 courses to choose from, our students find plenty of reasons to get excited about learning.
Aspirational Programs
We help students pursue their academic and professional dreams by offering academic options like Advanced Placement, Compass Professional Studies and PSEOs.
Highly Engaged Students
85% of our 3,669 students participate in our school's co-curricular activities.
Supportive Environment
An associate principal, a dean, three counselors and a social worker surround and support each student from the day they begin high school until they graduate.
Fun Ways to Connect
Our 150 athletic, artistic and academic clubs, sports, leagues, and groups provide fun ways for students to connect with classmates who share their interests.
Weekly MyTime
Students get 45 minutes of dedicated personal time midway through the school week to catch up, connect with teachers and de-stress.