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    “The Right to Read” Movie Nights

    Families are invited to a free community viewing of the award-winning documentary “The Right to Read”. The film shares stories about the importance of literacy and how reading helps students succeed in school and life. Movie nights will be held on Dec. 7 at Humboldt High School and Dec. 12 at Central High School. For more information and to register to attend, visit spps.org/righttoread.

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    Celebrate Literacy With SPPS Reads

    SPPS is excited to launch a new initiative called SPPS Reads. The district is making strides to improve literacy teaching practices and provide resources for students and families to get excited about reading. Join us for upcoming movie nights to watch “The Right to Read” documentary. Find event dates and more details about SPPS Reads at spps.org/reads.

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    School Board Election Results

    On Tuesday, November 7, St. Paul voters elected four candidates to serve on the SPPS Board of Education. The projected winners are Chauntyll Allen, Yusef Carrillo, Carlo Franco and Erica Valliant. Carrillo, Franco and Valliant will be new members; Director Allen was reelected for another four-year term. The new members will be sworn in at the Committee of the Board meeting on January 9, 2024.

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    Check Quarter 1 Grades in Schoology

    There are two weeks left in this academic quarter, please check your 6-12th grade student’s grades! To view your student’s grades and assignment information, log into your parent Schoology account. We encourage you to reach out to your school and your student’s teacher for support. To check grades and progress, visit spps.org/families and click on Schoology.

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  • Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month

    National Hispanic Heritage Month is Sept. 15-Oct. 15. In SPPS, Hispanic students represent approximately 15% of our student population, with 10% of families speaking Spanish at home. We are proud to celebrate our Hispanic students, staff and families this month and every month. Hispanic Heritage Month resources are available on the Office of Equity website.

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    Calendar Reminders

    Oct. 18: No school for Crossroads students only. Oct. 19-20: No school for all PreK-12 students (MEA). Oct. 27: No school for PreK-5 (NOT including Crossroads). All 6-12 students WILL be in school

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    Do You Have Medical Assistance or MinnesotaCare?

    MinnesotaCare and Medical Assistance members must go through the annual renewal process to determine if they are still eligible for services. Services include medical care, mental health care and therapies that are part of Individualized Education Programs (IEPs). Renew your coverage and your children's coverage to avoid gaps in insurance.

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    Register for Fall Activities through Community Education

    The Saint Paul Public Schools Community Education Fall 2023 Catalog is online now! Registration for ECFE, after-school activities and more is open now.

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    Metro Transit

    Some high school students will receive a Student Pass to ride Metro Transit to and from school. Student Passes will be distributed the first week of school.

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