Beginning September 28, students in grades E-2 will return to school in a hybrid model, with a combination of learning at school and from home, following the state’s data-driven plan to safely reopen schools based on county case rates of COVID-19. As schools reopen, we will continue to prioritize a safe learning environment for students, teachers, staff, families, and the greater community. Click "Read More" to download the District's "Preparing for E-2 Hybrid Learning Guide".
Are you a parent/guardian looking to choose distance learning for your student(s)? Click "Read More" to find the opt-in form. One response is needed per student. Please feel free to contact 952-928-6001 if you have any questions.
The St. Louis Park Public Schools Return to School Guide is now available in English, Spanish and Somali. This guide contains important information about the three potential learning models (distance, hybrid and in-person), health and safety guidelines and protocols, and other general information on a variety of topics including transportation, school nutrition, childcare, arts, athletics, and much more!
Lieutenant Governor and 1997 St. Louis Park High School graduate Peggy Flanagan and State Representative Cheryl Youakim made a visit to St. Louis Park High School on Thursday, Sept. 17 to learn about the District's free meals program and to help pack meals for students.
Five St. Louis Park High School seniors have recently been recognized by the National Merit Scholarship Program as National Merit Semifinalists. The five seniors are Thorwald Anderson, Daniel Goldenberg, Gabriel Kaplan, Dahlia Krebs, and Joshua Krueger. They are among 288 students from Minnesota and approximately 16,000 students from across the country to be named semifinalists this year.
While the District is in a distance learning educational delivery model, students and families will be able to pick up FREE MEALS (breakfast and lunch) at any of the six schools on Mondays and Wednesdays between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. The District will also drop-off meals to seven St. Louis Park apartment complexes in designated neighborhoods, between 1:00-2:00 p.m., Monday-Friday.
The District's Youth Enrichment Program (YEP) has released the first slate of enrichment opportunities as a result of the work of the OST Taskforce. These offerings for K-8 students include a drawing class, chess club, Lego class, coding class, guitar lessons, and a puzzles & riddles escape experience.
The NEW St. Louis Park Schools Family Tech Help site is located at https://slpfamilytechhelp.blogspot.com/. Please look here for solutions to common technical problems that you may have with a student device. If you are in need of additional, specific assistance, you can email a technician at familytechhelp@slpschools.org or leave a message at 952-928-6056.
Please click "Read More" to watch a video with instructions on how to create a PowerSchool parent account as well as information about some of the features available once you have an account created.
The four elementary schools held town hall meetings on Thursday, September 3. If you were unable to attend the meetings, but want to catch up on what was discussed, click "Read More" to find the links to the video recordings.
St. Louis Park Public Schools will offer free childcare for children of COVID-19 Tier 1 Critical Workers. Click "Read More" for links regarding more information about the program and how to register.
We are celebrating St. Louis Park as we begin the 2019-20 school year! A special thanks to 2015 graduate Malik Augustus, who shared his voice to help us tell the story of how this community continues to put its Children First.
