The Blake School/Upper School

The Blake School Upper School in Minneapolis serves grades 9–12 and is committed to supporting students with learning differences and ADHD through dedicated Learning Difference Programs and ADD/ADHD Support services. With an average class size of 16 students and 85% of faculty holding advanced degrees, the school creates a structured, academically rigorous environment where students with learning differences can thrive alongside their peers.

Blake integrates academics, arts, and athletics into a comprehensive liberal arts curriculum. Students have access to AP and advanced courses across sciences, languages, mathematics, and humanities, as well as a robust extracurricular program including 19+ sports, clubs, and organizations. The school's Learning Difference Programs are designed to provide targeted support while maintaining high academic standards, making Blake a strong choice for families seeking both specialized accommodations and a challenging college-preparatory education.

Tuition ranges from $35,033 to $42,027 depending on grade level. Blake awards $9.37 million in need-based financial aid annually to 26% of the student body, making independent school education more accessible. The school enrolls approximately 1,277 students from 68 Twin Cities communities. For admissions inquiries and to learn more about the Learning Difference Programs, contact the admissions office at (952) 988-3420 or visit blakeschool.org.