Who We Are
High expectations.
High achievement for all.
No excuses.
Welcome to Spring Lake Park High School! We are a vibrant high school community serving Spring Lake Park Schools students in grades 9-12.
Innovative and Personalized Learning
Each student at Spring Lake Park High School is known by name, strength, interest and need, leading to personalized student work and learning experiences.
Career and College Pathways
All Spring Lake Park High School students have expanded opportunities to explore future career and college pathways and earn college credits.
State of the Art Facilities
All portions of Spring Lake Park High School have been redesigned to provide flexible learning environments that allow teachers to meet the varied needs and interests of students.
12 x 12 – Earning College Credits
At Spring Lake Park High School, we are designing engaging learning experiences that lead to each student earning 12 college credits by the end of 12th grade.
Student Involvement
Through a wide variety of opportunities, more than 85 percent of Spring Lake Park High School students participate in one or more of the school’s activities or athletics programs.
Panther Pride
Amazing things are happening every day at Spring Lake Park High School – learn more about our SLPHS stories and voices.
Why I’m #SLPPantherProud
Hear from our staff, students and community about the amazing things that are happening at Spring Lake Park High School every day.
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News
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The Spring Lake Park School Board held a regular meeting on Tuesday, June 11.
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Spring Lake Park High School band teacher Nora Tycast and Woodcrest Spanish Immersion academic specialist Sarah Scheller were selected as the 2019 Spring Lake Park Teachers United, Teachers of the Year winners.
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Students, families and staff gathered to celebrate the Spring Lake Park Schools’ Life Skills Transitions students at an end of the year celebration on Wednesday, June 5. Students were honored for their hard work throughout the year and six graduating students were presented with their diplomas.
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Spring Lake Park High School senior An Trinh and Lighthouse School eighth grader Sasha Levinshteyn were selected to participate in the American Regions Math League (ARML) National Math Contest at the University of Iowa on May 31-June 1.
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"I truly believe that my education has thoroughly prepared me for my next steps and I am so thankful, and most of all proud, to graduate a Panther."
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Spring Lake Park High School students in the Business and Innovation class stepped into the Shark Tank last week to pitch their unique business ideas. With ideas like cleats that can be used for multiples sports, an LGBT+ friendly coffee shop, full-sized skincare subscription box and a transportation company for unused food, it was hard for judges to choose a winner.
