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Seniors Chloe Sroga and William Privratsky were nominated for the Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) Academics, Arts and Athletics Triple “A” award.

From new apps to new products, students in the Business and Entrepreneurship Pathway pitched their ideas and business plans to local business leaders. Everyone won with real-world feedback, insights and learning.

Do you know an educator who is dedicated, inspiring, and making a difference? Nominate them for Spring Lake Park Schools Teacher of the Year by Friday, February 25.

The calendar for the 2022-2023 school year was approved at the December 14 regular school board meeting.

The high school years are a countdown toward students making their own way in the world, and finding fulfillment. The chance to apply often abstract concepts to real life situations leads to deeper learning and helps students test out potential career and college paths.

Through experiences that make learning more relevant for each learner in terms of who they are, how they learn, and where they want to go, students are finding purpose in learning that connects to real life by answering the question, “Why am I learning this?”

The fall was a busy time for athletics and activities to ramp back up. With 14 girls’ sports, 14 boys’ sports and 40 student-based interest clubs and co-curricular activities, there were many great highlights. Everywhere Panthers went, they made us proud.

The Tuesday, November 2 school board election results are in. The two incumbents running, Marilynn Forsberg and Michael Kreun, have been reelected to the school board. Melody Skelly and Sam Villella join the board as its newest members.

Students test drove an excavator, practiced automotive repair and worked with small machines as they explored the high-tech side of careers in transportation all inside a career exploration trailer parked at the high school.