Recent News

Hunger Impact Partners, a non-profit organization with the Minnesota Department of Education that promotes free healthy summer meals for kids across the state, is encouraging students and families to download the Summer Eats Minnesota mobile app.

Spring Lake Park Schools and the National Sports Center (NSC) will be installing artificial turf on the two soccer fields near Centerview, south of 105^th and east of Davenport. This is a cooperative project with NSC that will benefit our entire district and community.

Spring Lake Park Schools held its annual retirement reception on May 21 to honor and recognize the 11 staff members who retired during the 2018-2019 school year or are retiring at the end of the school year.

Current grade four students and their families are invited to an Open House at Westwood Intermediate and Middle School on Tuesday, May 28 from 5-6 p.m.

Panther student-athletes Anneka Clark, Jaxon Fenn, Mason Johnson, Makenna Leik, Natalie Nusbaum, Derek Sonmore and Lauren Woodford participated in Signing Day on Wednesday, May 15 and committed to play their sport at the collegiate level.

Spring Lake Park Schools uses Infinite Campus Parent Portal to provide online access to secure and timely information about class schedules, attendance, report cards and transcripts. On Sunday, June 30, 2019 the Campus Portal app will be removed and replaced with two mobile apps: Campus Parent and Campus Student.

The Spring Lake Park School Board held a regular meeting on Tuesday, May 14

On Saturday, May 4, 10 Westwood Intermediate and Middle School fifth and sixth grade band students participated in the Central Region Minnesota Band Director’s Association’s Beginning Band and Second Year Band Festivals at Monticello Middle School.

After learning about natural resources in the classroom and how humans interact with and impact the earth’s natural resources, Westwood Intermediate and Middle School fifth graders had the opportunity to learn from different specialists in the area.