Recent News

After spending sophomore and junior years exploring courses in the Technology, Engineering & Design Pathway, senior Sam Larson entered his senior year with purpose and a plan.

One of the best ways to get to know Spring Lake Park Schools is to come visit. Tour and Talk events in November at our elementary schools and throughout the year at Spring Lake Park High School provide an opportunity to get into our buildings and meet some of our staff.

The Panthers (#1 seed) will play the Rogers Royals (#3 seed) in the Section 6AAAAA Championship game on Friday, November 5 at 7 p.m. at Panther Stadium.

In a few short weeks, homemade drones will fill the air and the high school gym will come alive with the sounds of indoor Pickleball thanks to new programs available through Community Education. There are many engaging and enriching youth, family and adult offerings for the whole family to get involved. Browse and register today.

When Rochelle Lavalle, junior at Spring Lake Park High School, noticed a young family member choking on his food, she sprang into action using knowledge from her First Aid/CPR class.

More than 30 small and large business, non-profit, government and education leaders came together at Spring Lake Park High School October 13. The conversation focused on how we can continue to strengthen partnerships to benefit students, the workforce and our community.

The Spring Lake Park Schools Theater department launches an exciting 2022-2023 season of performances with Peter and Starcatcher starting October 28.

David Osborne, known as the “Pianist to the Presidents,” kicks off the new performance series Oct. 22. “Live on 65” is bringing world-class entertainment to the North Metro with generous support from the Spring Lake Park Lions Club.

As a new year gets underway, a full continuum of supports is available in our schools to support students’ academic, social, emotional and behavior development and needs.