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As students return from spring break Tuesday, March 23, all grade levels will be learning at school five days per week. Students in grade 7-12 attending in the Modified Campus (hybrid) model will be the last group to transition to learning at school each day as the third trimester begins.

The Panther Foundation’s virtual giving event exceeded organizers’ wildest expectations raising over $100,000 for the Panther Pantry and Weekend Food Pack Program.

Spring Lake Park Schools students in preschool through sixth grade returned to full-time learning in our school buildings on Thursday, January 21. Planning is underway to transition students in grades 7-12 to a Modified Campus (hybrid) learning model on February 16.

Starting Tuesday, February 2, the times and community distribution locations for Spring Lake Park Schools' free meal pick-up will change. We will still continue to provide a bagged breakfast and lunch option to all children ages 1-18 at no cost.

Spring Lake Park Schools students in preschool through sixth grade will return to learning full-time at school beginning January 21, 2021. Grades 7-12 continue in Extended Flexible Learning (distance learning) which continues to be a choice to all grade levels.

The Panther Foundation is taking their annual fundraising event online to help fight childhood hunger in our community. Mark your calendars for a virtual giving event February 27, 2021 and get involved in Panther Challenges leading up to the event that promise fun for the whole family.

Enrollment is now open for the 2021-2022 school year. We look forward to welcoming kindergarteners in the Class of 2034. Enroll by Friday, February 26, 2021 for the best opportunity to get into the school of your choice.

As all students grades K-12 transition to Extended Flexible Learning (distance), Spring Lake Park Schools will continue to support students’ nutritional needs at no cost. Meal distribution will now occur on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Spring Lake Park Schools students in grades K-6 will transition to distance learning (SLP Extended Flexible Learning) starting Monday, November 30. The decision is the result of escalating COVID-19 case rates in Anoka County that are impacting the community and our schools.