St. Louis Park High School junior Semona Robel recently earned second place in a criminal justice reform youth essay, video and audio contest organized by the Minnesota Urban Debate League and the Star Tribune Opinion Department. The contest asked students ages 10-18 to create an original written essay, video or audio file that described one or two specific changes our community, state or nation should make to reduce racial inequities and injustices in the criminal justice system.
St. Louis Park High School has been named one of 14 recipients of the Journalism Education Association’s (JEA) First Amendment Press Freedom Award for 2021. This is the sixth time in the last seven years that the High School has received the award. The award recognizes private and public high schools that actively support, teach and protect First Amendment rights and responsibilities of students and teachers, with an emphasis on student-run media where students make all final decisions of content.
St. Louis Park Middle School and High School students will return to school in the Hybrid Learning Model starting Monday, February 22. Click "Read More" to download the District's "Return to Hybrid Learning, Grades 6-12 Guide". This publication is full of information that will help create a smooth transition for students and families.
St. Louis Park Public Schools is seeking a principal to lead the high school beginning July 1, 2021. The position is posted and potential candidates are invited to visit the school district website at www.slpschools.org/HR to apply. The posting closes February 24. If you are interested in joining a stakeholder team and participating in the interview process, please click "Read More" and complete the form.
As a part of the process to hear stakeholder perspectives, Superintendent Osei will be hosting Listening Sessions over the course of this school year for students, parents/guardians, and staff to better understand the impact of the implementation of the District's educational delivery models. Click "Read More" to view upcoming listening sessions.
The School Board approved the 2021-22 School Calendar at its December 14, 2020 Business Meeting. A one-page 2021-22 At a Glance Calendar is available for download. Stakeholders are reminded that the most updated information regarding calendars is available on the district website at www.slpschools.org/calendars.
