St. Louis Park Public Schools is excited to offer another session of Hope Speaks. This is an opportunity for parents, families, students and neighbors to talk about race and racism. Parents and families of all races, and their children in grades 3-5, are invited to explore Honest, Open, Personal and Engaged (HOPE) conversations around race and racism.
The School Board approved the final 2020-21 school calendar at its business meeting on Monday, December 9, 2019. There are a couple of important changes to this final version compared to the preliminary version that the Board approved in January 2019.
St. Louis Park Public Schools is excited to welcome the Class of 2033 to Kindergarten in the fall of 2020! It's never too early to start thinking about the Kindergarten enrollment process. To learn more about how this process works in St. Louis Park Public Schools, click "Read More".
Snow has arrived in Minnesota. Are you prepared for a school closing, late start or early dismissal due to bad weather? St. Louis Park Public Schools will attempt to make a decision about a late start or school closing by 5:30 a.m. Early dismissals and decisions regarding after-school and evening athletics, events, and activities will be made by 2 p.m.
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.
Free and Reduced Meal applications can be completed online through the District's new meal payment system, Wordware. Families received a letter from the School Nutrition Department in early August about how to navigate this new system. If you prefer to fill out a paper copy, a Free and Reduced Meals Information Packet and Application will be mailed to all District families the week of Aug. 12, 2019.
