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The first day of school for grades 1-12 is Thursday, September 9.
Students in pre-k and kindergarten start on Monday, September 13.We are excited about starting a new school year and welcoming you and your students back to in-person learning. We recognize that the last 18 months and the COVID-19 pandemic have increased stress for many in our school community. As we begin the 2021-22 school year, we will focus on supporting the social, emotional and physical health of our students, staff and families.
All grades (PreK-12) will attend school
in-person five days a week for the
2021-22 school year.Find more information on the COVID-19 prevention guidelines that will be in place for the beginning of the 2021-22 school year. Download the Back to School Guide in English, Hmong, Karen, Somali and Spanish.
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Parents and guardians in primary households can now complete the 2021 Back-to-School iUpdate. It’s a great way to update contact information, complete required school and district annual forms and verify your address for school bus transportation. To ensure accurate bus transportation on the first day of school, complete iUpdate by August 20.
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School supply lists are available on most school websites and at spps.org/schoolsupplylists. If you don't see your school's supplies list, please contact your school directly.
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Download the 2021-22 family calendar. The first day of school for grades 1-12 is Thursday, September 9. Students in Pre-K and kindergarten start on Monday, September 13.
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, many children missed the opportunity to have their regular well child exams and immunizations. Check with your health care provider to make sure your child’s immunizations and health care screenings are up to date before school starts in the fall.
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SPPS is committed to providing internet connectivity support options for students and families in need. For more information about at-home internet support, visit the SPPS Parent and Family website.
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- Clean your iPad and case using a damp cloth or cleaning wipe.
- Bring your iPad to school every day.
- Charge your iPad at home every night.
- If your iPad is damaged or lost, tell a teacher at the school.
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Still need to enroll your student in SPPS? Many schools have openings for all grades. Call the Student Placement Center, apply online or set up an appointment. We can’t wait to welcome you to our SPPS family this fall!
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The SPPS Online School is a fully online school that will serve students in grades K-12. This new school will have its own staff and will be led by principal Jeffrey Bush. Principal Bush has extensive experience in online education and has served as a school principal for 15 years.
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Look for our yellow transportation postcards in the mail. If your child rides the school bus, it’ll include their bus stop, pick-up and drop-off times. If you do not receive your child’s transportation information by September 1st, please call your child’s school.
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For the 2021-2022 school year, meals will be free for all students. Students who bring lunch from home and want to grab a milk or add a fruit must pick 3 items (such as a fruit, veggie and milk) to count as a free lunch. Students can still purchase milk separately for $0.50.
