White Bear Lake Alumni
Association
For a lifetime membership of $25 you can help develop and support the mission and programs of the White Bear Lake Area Alumni Association
Class reunion information and you can Contact Us for class websites, dates times and locations. Plus White Bear Lake area hospitality information.
View the Wall of Fame past inductees and thier accomplishments along with how to nominate future Wall of Fame recipients.
Representing former graduates, retired and present staff, parents, friends, businesses and organizations supporting the Alumni of White Bear High School (1900-1983), Mariner High School (1974-1983), White Bear Lake Area High School (1984-present) and the Area Learning Center.
Now Taking 2024 Wall of Fame Graduate Nominations!
Nominations for the Wall of Fame Class of 2020 must be received by Tuesday, December 31, 2023. Induction ceremony will take place in the Spring of 2024. Specific date yet to be determined.
Nominations must show a commitment to strive for excellence in their career pursuit and / or community service including a dedication to life-long learning and possesses the qualities of a positive role model who has motivated others to achieve their highest potential. Accomplishments must be clearly demonstrated and documented (awards, honors, outstanding performance, and/or other special recognition).
The White Bear Lake Area Alumni Association is an official division of the White Bear lake Area Educational Foundation. The mission of the WBLAAA is to benefit the Foundation by perpetuating the history, culture and traditions of White Bear Lake Area Public Schools.
To learn more about how you can help support White Bear Lake Area schools please visit the Foundation's website:www.wblaef.org
The White Bear Lake Area Independent School District #624 serves the White Bear Area with four Early Childhood program locations (birth-K), nine elementary schools (K-5), two middle schools (6-8), a two-campus high school (9-12), an Area Learning Center and a Transition Education Center. The school district, with a total population of approximately 50,000 residents, serves approximately 8,900 students PreK-12. The district also offers adult basic education, community education classes, recreation offerings and a senior program.