Student Resources
Student Resources
At Saint Paul Public Schools, our mission is to inspire students to think critically, pursue their dreams, and change the world. We are committed to ensuring every student has access to resources, opportunities, and supports that foster academic success, well-being, belonging, and lifelong learning.
Students and families can access school and community resources that support mental health, cultural identity, leadership development, career exploration, academic achievement, and family engagement.
Explore our resource library for flyers, guides, brochures, and information for students, families, educators, and community members.
SPPS Student Supports
- School Counselors – Academic planning, college and career readiness, and personal support. Contact your school directly.
- School Social Workers – Assistance with housing, food resources, attendance, and family support. Contact your school directly.
- SPPS Office of Equity – Resources, programs, and supports that promote belonging and educational equity for all students.
- Out for Equity (SPPS) – Student leadership opportunities, support groups, educational resources, and community connections for LGBTQ+ students and allies.
Community Resources
Academic Support & Learning
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Saint Paul Public Library
Phone: 651-266-7000
Website: https://sppl.org -
East Side Learning Center
Phone: 651-772-2201
Website: https://www.eastsidelearningcenter.org
Mental Health & Wellness
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Face to Face – Counseling, healthcare, housing support, and basic needs services for youth ages 11–24.
Phone: 651-772-5555
Website: Face to Face [face2face.org] -
Canvas Health – Mental health counseling, crisis support, and family services.
Phone: 651-777-5222
Website: https://www.canvashealth.org
Career & Leadership Opportunities
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Right Track Saint Paul – Paid internships, career exploration, and workforce readiness.
Phone: 651-266-6363
Website: Right Track Saint Paul [stpaul.gov] -
Saint Paul Youth Services (SPYS) – Youth leadership, advocacy, and family engagement programs.
Phone: 651-771-1301
Website: Saint Paul Youth Services [spys.org]
Cultural & Community Organizations
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American Indian Family Center
Phone: 651-793-3803
Website: https://aifcmn.org -
CLUES (Comunidades Latinas Unidas En Servicio)
Phone: 651-379-4200
Website: CLUES [clues.org], [clues.org] -
Hmong American Partnership (HAP)
Phone: 651-495-1500
Website: https://www.hmong.org -
Karen Organization of Minnesota
Phone: 651-645-8448
Website: https://mnkaren.org -
International Institute of Minnesota
Phone: 651-647-0191
Website: https://iimn.org -
Hallie Q. Brown Community Center
Phone: 651-224-4601
Website: https://www.hallieqbrown.org -
Neighborhood House
Phone: 651-789-2500
Website: https://neighborhoodhousemn.org
LGBTQ+ Resources
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Out for Equity (SPPS) – School-based support, student groups, educational resources, and community connections.
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OutFront Minnesota – Advocacy, support services, and youth programming.
Phone: 612-822-0127
Website: OutFront Minnesota [outfront.org], [outfront.org]
Need Help?
Students and families can connect with their school's counselor, social worker, cultural specialist, family liaison, or trusted staff member for help accessing resources and support.