Dr. Stacie Stanley, a proud SPPS graduate, returns to lead the district as superintendent, pledging to build equity, boost morale, and invest in students’ futures.
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New grant will support programs and services in MPS and SPPS
This grant is expected to provide support for MPS and Achieve Twin Cities programs through 2026.
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In wake of tragedy, St. Paul schools consider safety options
St. Paul Public Schools is reconsidering its approach to safety in its schools after the fatal stabbing of a student last month.
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School Choice Fair aims to highlight diverse options at St. Paul schools
From pre-K through high school, the district is emphasizing the array of classrooms and academic approaches that parents can choose from.
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St. Paul students walk out in protest of district’s COVID response
Hundreds of St. Paul students walked out of class Tuesday afternoon in protest of the St. Paul Public Schools COVID response.
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Charter schools force painful public school closings
Critics of the plan to close or merge several St. Paul public schools argue that making the move without significant community engagement risks alienating the families the City is trying to get to stay.
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Voters increase taxes, raise school funding across Minnesota
Among the schools up for vote were Minneapolis and St. Paul public schools as well as Robbinsdale, Forest Lake and Mahtomedi.
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Twin Cities’ public schools ask voters to make up for state cuts
The district reports that while it has the second largest school district in Minnesota, it has one of the lowest voter-approved operating levies as compared to the state’s 10 largest districts.