Haley Taylor Schlitz Proves What’s Possible: The 23-Year-Old Assistant Attorney General Championing Justice and Education Reform

Haley Taylor Schlitz, an assistant attorney general for the Minnesota Department of Public Safety, in their offices in St. Paul on Thursday, July 10, 2025. After graduating law school at age 19, Schlitz, 23, taught grade school history before joining the office of Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison as an Assistant Attorney General in the Public Safety Division. (John Autey / Pioneer Press)

23-year-old Haley Taylor Schlitz attended college at the age of 13, graduated from law school at 19, and at 23 years old, is an Assistant Attorney General for the Public Safety Department in Minnesota. Schlitz credits much of her success to her academic upbringing as a homeschooled child and dreams of impacting the educational landscape to help more young people reach their full potential. In her role as Assistant Attorney General, she passionately prioritizes serving the St. Paul community with a focus on justice and equity.

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