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School Start Times Will Change in 2019
On Tuesday, the majority of the Board voted to change school start times. Over the next two years, SPPS will work to support families and staff, as well as work with community partners through the transition.
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Saint Paul Police Department Adds Body Cameras to Uniforms
As more police departments across the country begin adding body cameras to their uniforms, the Saint Paul Police Department is doing the same. Beginning Monday, Oct. 23 the seven school resource officers who work in SPPS will join their colleagues and begin wearing cameras.
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Teacher Recognized for Inspiring Students to Explore Engineering
Each day Jill Johnson’s students can be found building robots, programming computers and designing and launching rockets.
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Our Guiding Values for Negotiating Labor Contracts
We all share a common interest in providing the most effective educational experience for our students. To further that goal, SPPS has established a three-year plan for negotiating contracts with its employee labor groups.
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10 Things to Do During MEA Break
There will be no classes in Saint Paul Public Schools on Thursday and Friday, Oct. 19-20, for the annual Minnesota Educator Academy (MEA). Here are 10 family-friendly places to visit during MEA weekend.
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School is No Place for Hate
Coinciding with October’s National Bullying Prevention Month, SPPS schools are highlighting efforts to create a welcoming environment that leaves no room for bullying.
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Student Board Members Share Goals, Advice and More
SPPS recently invited members of SEAB to introduce themselves and share some of their hopes for SEAB this year. Take a look at what some of the members said.
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SPPS Celebrates Indigenous Peoples Day Oct. 9
The American Indian Education Program is celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day with a parade, food, speakers and demonstrations by students and local community members Monday, Oct. 9.
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