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Help Keep SPPS Open Safely
Safety is everyone’s responsibility. What you do both in and outside of school helps our whole community stay healthy and learn safely. Review the SPPS COVID-19 Student and Family Guidelines for reminders about face coverings, health screenings, travel guidance, and how to report COVID-19 symptoms or close contacts.
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Gallery: First Weeks of In-Person Learning
On February 1, Saint Paul Public Schools (SPPS) welcomed back approximately 4,000 students for in-person learning. On February 16, students in grades 3-5 experienced their own “first day” of school. See pictures from the first few weeks in our photo gallery and submit yours here.
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In-Person Program Updates
Following the Governor’s Executive Order, several SPPS programs and services are currently on hold. These include the Academic Support Center, athletics and activities, Discovery Club and Extended Day for Learning.
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Travel Guidance
Spring break is April 5-9. Unnecessary travel is highly discouraged. If you must travel, do what you can to protect yourself and your family.
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Winter Weather Plan
SPPS continually monitors the forecast from the National Weather Service in order to make the best decision for students, staff and families. Our commitment is to keep the community informed of weather-related school closings and cancellations.
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New Meal Pickup Sites
Free meal boxes can now be picked up at over 50 schools across St. Paul. Pre-orders are required to pick up meals at most elementary and middle schools. Find the full list of locations, pickup times and the pre-order form at spps.org/2021meals.
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iPad Filtering
SPPS is experiencing an issue with our content filtering system. Please know that student iPads will not have a filtering system until the issue is resolved. Learn more about managing your student’s iPad at home.
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2021-22 School Calendar Update
The first day of school for next year will be Thursday, September 9, for grades 1-12, and Monday, September 13, for Pre-K and kindergarten.
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Secondary Support Begins February 22
The first week of in-person support for secondary (6-12 grade) students begins Monday, February 22. This date was selected because the COVID-19 case rate for Ramsey County has remained below 30 for two consecutive weeks.
