While students do not need to live in St. Louis Park, pursuant to Minnesota State Statute, an individual must have a residence in the State of Minnesota in order to attend one of our public schools. 

Enrollment is flexible and students can be accepted as late as August. Eligibility will be determined by capacity and the number of students seeking to enroll, so enrolling early is always a good idea.

Yes. Park Virtual students can participate in St. Louis Park athletics, activities, and co-curricular offerings. 

 If a family wants to make a transition from online to in-person, we encourage that those transitions occur at the semester break. Families seeking to make a transition during the school year should work with their home school principal and or guidance counselor to determine the best transition period.

A typical day will include both live instruction and self-paced individual learning experiences.  Students will have daily dedicated time for lunch and social emotional learning opportunities through Morning Meetings, Advisory or Park Connections.

Yes, all students who enroll in Park Virtual will receive a district-issued device. 

For the 2022-23 school year, Park Virtual will only deliver content in English. There will be no language immersion option through Park Virtual for the 2022-23 school year. 

All student services (counseling, health services, social worker, etc.) that are available to students attending St. Louis Park Public Schools in-person will also be available to students enrolled in Park Virtual.