Recent News

This summer, Spring Lake Park Schools is serving free grab-and-go meals to all children ages 0-18. Meals can be picked up at Spring Lake Park High School starting Monday, June 14.

Spring Lake Park High School will honor 346 members of the Class of 2021 graduating this year. The commencement will be live, in-person at Mariucci Arena on Friday, June 11 at 7 p.m. and live streamed on our district YouTube channel.

This spring, 15 Spring Lake Park School staff members are starting their next adventure as retirees. As a learning community, we recognize their tremendous contributions to our schools and community and celebrate their next steps with them.

The new core reading resource for grades K-6 at Spring Lake Park Schools combines high interest reading, multiple disciplines and writing to engage students in deeper learning.

Elizabeth Levinshteyn has earned serious science fair accolades this year for her project developing a test to detect mutations of the SARS-CoV2 virus that causes COVID-19.

Lori Henry, Spring Lake Park High School teacher of Family & Consumer Sciences has been named the American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences 2021 Teacher of the Year. The national award recognizes her work to help students develop real-world skills on their path to career and life success.

This school year has been like no other. As the year begins to wind down, we’re taking time to reflect on accomplishments as we plan for what’s next. Turns out, we have a lot to be proud of in this year of pandemic learning.

With a verdict reached in the trial of Derek Chauvin and the recent death of Daunte Wright, emotions are high in our community. We’re focused on supporting students as they respond to current events and providing resources to families who may want them.

Recognizing that students will bring a different level of concerns, questions, and emotions, schools planned to have extra support available for students who may need it in the days following the trial verdict.

Spring Lake Park Schools is expanding its online school to all grades, K-12, for the 2021-2022 school year. For 13 years, Spring Lake Park High School students have had the option to learn full-time online. A year of learning through the pandemic has created an interest in the next phase of our district’s approach to online learning – an expansion of our online school to all grade levels, K-12, for the 2021-2022 school year.