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West Fargo High

Around West Fargo High, the Packers

West Fargo High School is at 801 9th Street East — green and white, Packers, the original city high school in a town that had to grow two more. Main Avenue still feels like the spine. The lot still ices over.

Central West Fargo, not a Fargo neighborhood

9th Street East sits just south of Main. Sheyenne Street, Veterans Boulevard, and the older West Fargo grid all feed this building. Sheyenne High and Horace High took pressure off the Packers; they did not move the winter. A Friday night here is still a parking problem.

West Fargo Public Schools publishes the official Packers information. Help Me ingests the city’s community calendar — not the high-school activities feed. Use the district site for games and closures.

What adults ask for after the lights go down

A jump start in the 9th Street lot. A walk to a car. Snow off a walk before a morning commute. Heavy boxes in houses that were here before The Lights existed. Approved helpers only. Private chat. Meet in public. Two hours, then the request closes if nobody accepts.

This is not a Packers student app

Help Me is not a K–12 program, not West Fargo Public Schools, and not school police. High school students should not use it to meet strangers. Parents who want the honest product story can read the parents page. Emergencies go to 911 or West Fargo Police.

Questions people actually ask

Is West Fargo High the only West Fargo high school?

No. Sheyenne High and Horace High are the district’s other high schools. This page is the community around the Packers campus on 9th Street East.

Do West Fargo community events show in Help Me?

The official West Fargo community calendar is one of the app’s event sources. High-school games are not. Use the district site for those.

Can I request help in a Packers parking lot?

Adults can post everyday, non-emergency asks. Meet in public. A helper is a neighbor, not a tow company.

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.