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Families can find final elementary school progress reports and secondary report cards in Infinite Campus after June 12. For support with your Campus username and password, visit spps.org/families.

This summer, encourage your students to read frequently and for fun! Review these reading and learning opportunities from the SPPS Virtual Library and Summer Spark offered by Saint Paul Public Libraries.

Students enrolled in an SPPS high school can get a summer's worth of rides on buses and light rail for just $30 with the Metro Transit Summer Student Pass. To purchase a pass, you must provide your school's name and student ID number. Graduating seniors may also purchase a summer pass. Visit metrotransit.org/summer-pass for more information.

Athletics registration will be on a new website in 2026. Schools are working to get the system set up. Look for emails from your school this summer to sign up for fall athletics. Visit spps.org/sports for more information on registration and sports physicals.

As summer nears and the weather gets warmer, the air quality outside can often decrease, leading to many questions around the safety of outdoor activities. SPPS follows the Minnesota Department of Health’s air quality guidance and may cancel outdoor activities if the Air Quality Index reaches unhealthy levels. Read more about air quality safety measures here.

While iPads are a powerful learning tool, it’s important for families to set boundaries around appropriate use of school iPads at home. As a parent or guardian, you have the final say as to how much your child uses their iPad at home. Visit SPPS’s digital parenting support webpage for tips on how to help your child become a safe and responsible digital citizen.