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Last fall, senior Owen Adwan was encouraged to attend an apprenticeship open house for Bühler Group. Now, he is part of a two-year apprenticeship program where he works hands-on will earn an associate's degree and graduate debt free. Hear from Owen how is time at SLP prepared him for this opportunity.

The Spring Lake Park Schools Theater department is excited to announce the theater performances for the 2023-2024 school year! Full of entertaining and polished shows, audiences of all ages are sure to enjoy this year's productions.

The 2023-2024 school year has begun for students at Spring Lake Park Schools. The first day photo album captured the energy and excitement, big smiles and a few sweet reunions as a new year of learning got underway.

Road trips in the yellow station wagon with the car radio blasting the tunes of the time have become the soundtrack to J. Robert Spencer’s life. His entertaining biographical show, “7,000 Miles to Broadway,” kicks off the new season of the Live on 65 performance series October 7, 2023.

Looking for all the information you need to get ready to go back to school? Find school supply lists, first day information, a checklist and more on the Back to School hub.

Spring wrapped up another great season of highlights, successes and triumphs for Panther athletics and activities. With six spring girls’ sports, seven spring boys’ sports and more than 50 student-based interest clubs and co-curricular activities at Spring Lake Park High School, our Panthers made us proud

The Class of 2023 has received their diplomas. Kindergarteners are officially first graders and summer break has officially begun. It's time to reflect on the year and the work Spring Lake Park Schools continued to advance aligned to the district’s vision and strategic plan. Read more about 2022-2023 initiatives and accomplishments.

Spring Lake Park Schools fully online learning model for grades K-6 is just wrapping up its first full year. Core to the experience is a 3-way partnership between at-home learning coaches (usually a parent or guardian), students and learning advocates (a certified Spring Lake Park Schools teacher).

More than 40 students in the Construction Trades course spent the course of the school year learning through real-world, hands-on experience to build a single-family, two-bedroom and two-bathroom house. The students' work is complete and the house is ready to move into the community to become a home.