Areas of support include: math, reading, writing, science, social studies, bilingual, immersion, technology help to support Distance Learning 2.0, and social-emotional support.

A team of Educational Assistants, Teaching Assistants, SPPS temporary staff, retired teachers, contractors, community partners, and volunteers with a background in education and teaching, will provide the support to all students visiting these centers.

Students can receive 1-4 hours of support each day, depending on staffing capacity. Students will be assigned based on needs and availability of supports.

Nutrition Services will provide healthy snacks in the morning and afternoon.

Transportation can be arranged via the registration process. The Office of Family Engagement and Community Partnerships is assisting with the registration, transportation and assignment of students. 

Due to other transportation needs (Essential Kids Care, meal delivery, hybrid sites), transportation may not always be available.

We are prepared to welcome 200 students per day at Washington and 100 students per day at the other sites. If there are more requests than can be accommodated, there will be a waiting list and students will be prioritized based on academic needs.

To start, referrals will come from schools based on students’ academic needs. Schools can start referring students on Oct. 1. 

Students need a referral to receive support. The ASC is not a “drop in” center.

The above button is for staff use only.

The ASC will follow all state guidelines for school settings as required by the Minnesota Department of Health. This includes face coverings for all students and staff, maintaining social distancing and frequent handwashing.

Answer the following four questions prior to sending your child:

1. Did my child recently test positive for COVID-19?
2. Does my child have any of the COVID-19 symptoms listed above?
3. Does my child live with someone who is being tested for COVID-19 or showing symptoms of COVID-19?
4. Did my child have close contact (within 6 feet for more than 15 minutes) with someone who recently tested positive for COVID-19?

If you answered YES to any of the above:

• Reschedule your appointment and contact your child’s healthcare provider.
• Report your child’s symptoms or exposure using the online SPPS COVID-19 Reporting System. 

For more information, please refer to the SPPS COVID-19 Student and Family Guidelines.

• Principals/School Staff: John Osorio or Jackie Turner  
• Families: Contact your child's school first