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High schools in the metro, named honestly

These names shape Friday nights and bus routes. Help Me is an adult community app. It is not a place for minors to meet strangers.

1. Fargo North, Fargo South, Fargo Davies

The Fargo Public Schools high campuses, north to south. Neighborhoods and winter lots around them are adult geography — jump starts in public, not a student chat.

2. West Fargo High

The original West Fargo campus. City police are West Fargo Police. Events often sit on the official West Fargo calendar we ingest.

3. Sheyenne High

West Fargo’s Sheyenne campus. Same city, same 911, same rule: adults use neighbor help; students use school and family channels.

4. Horizon High

The newer West Fargo high campus. Fast-growing south-west metro. Cul-de-sacs are still a bad meeting place.

5. Moorhead High

Minnesota side. Moorhead Police, Clay County. Spuds games are a public night; they are not a reason to share a home pin.

6. Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton

DGF serves the east edge. Still Clay County. Still not Fargo Public Schools.

7. Oak Grove and other nonpublic campuses

Oak Grove in Fargo is a well-known Christian school. Private campuses have their own safety offices. Search the school name for official contacts.

8. What this list is not

Not a teen dating app. Not a student rideshare. Not a substitute for a school resource officer. Parents should read the for-parents page.

Questions people actually ask

Can high-school students use Help Me?

Help Me is a community app for adults. It is not a K–12 student program or a youth chat.

Why list high schools at all?

They are landmarks in this metro. Adults near them still get stuck in winter lots. Official youth safety stays with schools and families.

Help Me is a community app for adults in Fargo–Moorhead. It is not a K–12 student program, not a youth chat, and not campus police.