1740 Emerald Dr
New Brighton, MN 55112

Our family loves the Bel Air community. All of the teachers are wonderful and care so much about their students.

Pretty average. As some people have said, discriminatory sometimes, and short passing time. It's pretty okay. If you want a regal, fancy experience, don't come here (just go to Chippewa?) . It can be toxic sometimes, and learning can be boring, if you're someone who can focus easily, this won't be much of an issue, but it might not be as engaging depending on your teacher. Speaking of teachers, they can be nice, or absolute hell.

I graduated from this high school in 2009. I have since gone on to receive a bachelor's degree and master's degree at two well-regarded state universities. I have had a successful career and worked for employers across the United States. My income as a single-earner has roughly matched the average income of a full Minnesota household my entire career. I have always had sufficient money to travel, pay for housing, eat well, cover medical bills, and enjoy life. I cannot speak to the quality of this school in recent years, but I thought other parents might be interested to learn about the long-term outcome for Irondale graduates.For others in the class of 2009: I can say authoritatively that five of my peers went on to have roughly the same professional trajectory as my own. We have master's degrees, make good money, and are able to enjoy the best parts of life. I can also think of two people who went on to receive undergraduate degrees, but did not have good professional outcomes. Today, they work in the hospitality industry. All in all, that is 6 out of 8 of people I personally know from this high school went on to enjoy the best parts of life. The remaining 2 out of 8 deserved a better outcome.