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Hybrid Learning Updates
SPPS determined on Oct. 14 that Stage 2 is not ready transition to hybrid learning at this time. Readiness targets will be revisited regularly to determine when students in each stage can begin hybrid learning.
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COVID-19 Guidelines
Precautions that you and your family take in and out of school are important in slowing the spread of COVID-19 and reducing risks to others.
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Application for Educational Benefits
Families who haven’t filled out their Application for Education Benefits should do so regardless of their income. Families who qualify can also get discounts on Comcast internet, Metro Transit passes and other community services.
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Returning to School Safely
As SPPS prepares to welcome some students and staff back for hybrid learning, the Facilities Department has been busily preparing schools and buildings for staff and student safety.
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Extended Day for Learning
The Extended Day for Learning/Extended School Support programs offer free in-person support for eligible K-8 students at the Academic Support Center.
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Non-School Days
There is no school for students on October 15 and 16. On October 30, there is no school for elementary students; middle and high school students will have a distance learning day.
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Riding the School Bus
Riding the bus will look a little different when students return for hybrid learning. Watch this video to learn about the new safety measures in place on SPPS school buses.
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Health Start Clinics
Most SPPS Health Start Clinics are open for student wellness appointments, including Central, Como, Gordon Parks, Harding, Highland, Johnson and Washington Tech. Please call 651-412-8445 to make an appointment.
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National Principals Month
Take some time this month to thank your principals for all the work they do! You can find sample social media posts, e-cards and other tools that are ready to use at principalsmonth.org/celebrate.
