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SLPHS Launches New CNA Certified Nursing Assistant Class

The College and Career Readiness program at St. Louis Park High School launched a new Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) class during the 2021-22 school year. Students get professional training in a high school class while learning everything they need to know to become CNAs. The value of the training? Priceless. The cost to students? Free!

The Career Pathways Advisory Executive Board partnered with community volunteers and the city fire department to create the program. It's an innovative way to address the city's severe CNA shortage while helping SLP students prepare for careers in healthcare and earn competitive wages.

CTE in Action!

Career and Technical Education at St. Louis Park High School gives students real-world, hands-on learning experiences that build skills for college, careers, and life. From business and engineering to health sciences and the arts, students explore their passions while preparing for the future.

SLPHS Alum Pays It Forward

St. Louis Park High School alum Sam Bristlin has never forgotten where his journey began. Now the owner of Bristlin Construction Services, Sam built a thriving career in the trades — proving that success doesn’t always require a college degree.

He credits his high school business classes and DECA experience for sparking his entrepreneurial spirit and teaching him lessons that shaped his career. Recently, Sam shared his gratitude by donating VISA gift cards and a generous contribution to support students chasing their own dreams.

In a heartfelt letter to Career and College Coordinator Kara Mueller, Sam encouraged today’s students to consider careers in the trades — a field he knows is full of opportunity for those ready to learn and work hard.