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Why choose Spring Lake Park schools?

No excuses. Welcome to Spring Lake Park Schools! We are a vibrant school community serving about 6,200 students from suburbs in the northern Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area. Each student in Spring Lake Park Schools is known by name, strength, interest and need, leading to personalized student work and learning experiences.

What technology tools are available at Spring Lake Park schools?

At Spring Lake Park Schools, students and families will utilize a variety of technology tools. Whether you are paying a lunch bill or learning on your school-issued iPad, find technology information you need here. School Operational Systems: Campus Parent Portal, MyStop and others (check schedules, pay fees, find bus information and more).

Who is on the Spring Lake Park School Board?

The two incumbents running, Marilynn Forsberg and Michael Kreun, have been reelected to the school board. Melody Skelly and Sam Villella join the board as its newest members. Hear from our staff, students and community about the amazing things that are happening in Spring Lake Park Schools every day.

What does Spring Lake Park health services do?

The priority of Spring Lake Park Schools' Health Services is to promote student health and wellness. We do that by: And more! It’s proven when kids eat a well-nourished meal they learn better and play harder. That’s why we concentrate on serving fresh, nutritious and tasty choices. Nutrition Services can help with: And more!

How many students are in Spring Lake Park School?

Welcome to Spring Lake Park Schools! We are a vibrant school community serving about 6,200 students from suburbs in the northern Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area.

What will the class of 2034 learn at Spring Lake Park?

We know the most important things these students will learn in our schools is who they are as a learner, how they learn and where they want to go as they move through their career at SLP and beyond. For this year's Kindergarteners, that learning started at Kinder Camp before the school year began. The goal? To set each student up for K-12 success starting day one.

How many submissions were there for the Panther Pride sweepstakes?

With 1,200 student submissions and 217 submissions, the first Panther Pride Sweepstakes was a success. The event allowed the community to engage with the Panther Foundation, learn about the district and provide funds for the schools.

Is the school district well positioned for the future?

The district is well-positioned for the future as a result of strong fiscal management from the school board and district administration.

When will Spring Lake Park School release the meal eligibility form?

The free or reduced-priced meal application and meal eligibility release form will be available in July and mailed to all student's homes in August.

How do birthday celebrations work at SLP?

As a school district, we are implementing new procedures to recognize birthdays while promoting a healthy school environment.

How is my student's pin number set?

Every student is assigned a key pad number once enrolled in the school district. This number allows the student to access his/her meal account and remains the same during their entire duration in Spring Lake Park Schools.

How does catering work at SLP?

Planning an event at one of our schools? We can take care of your food service and catering needs!

Can you share your school meal information with Minnesota Health Care?

Children who qualify for free or reduced-price school meals may qualify for Minnesota Health Care Programs. Your child’s status for school meals may be shared with Minnesota Health Care Programs unless you tell us not to share your information by checking the box in Step 5 of the application. You are not required to share information for this purpose and your decision will not affect approval for school meal benefits.

Can you get allergic to peanuts in Spring Lake Park?

There are many students in the Spring Lake Park schools who have severe allergies to tree nuts, peanuts, peanut butter, and/or products that contain nuts. Accidental ingestion or even touching a tiny trace of a nut may cause a potential fatal reaction for some students.