The former McNally Smith College of Music building will be a school again later this year, as an east-side charter school takes up residence there.
The Pioneer Press reports on the plans for Upper Mississippi Academy, which expects to begin classes in the downtown St. Paul college building this fall. The charter school currently has 290 students in grades 6-11, with plans to grow to 425 students in grades 6-12. Officials expect to eventually occupy the entire building, but didn’t say whether they…
