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Welcome to South St. Paul Public Schools!
Minnesota's first K-12 International Baccalaureate School District and now the nation's first BARR Model School District. We are a community of passionate learners, positively changing our world. What does that mean for your family? It means a high quality education for everyone. With unique curriculum aimed at developing the whole child: academically, physically, and emotionally, all students learn how to succeed not only in school, but in life after graduation.
Visit our enrollment page to enroll online, visit our enrollment center on Marie Avenue to enroll in person, or call 651-457-9400 to start your journey with SSPPS.
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Upcoming Minnesota Student Survey
South St. Paul Public Schools (SSPPS) is planning to participate in the 2022 Minnesota Student Survey. This statewide survey, which is anonymous, confidential, and voluntary, is given every three years.
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Impact of COVID-19 on Student Experiences
SSPPS students will be asked to complete a short survey to understand how the pandemic has impacted their school experience.
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South St. Paul Educational Foundation is Seeking a new Executive Director
The South Saint Paul Educational Foundation (SSPEF) has begun the search for a new executive director based on the impending retirement of Cari Vujovich.
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Milk Carton Shortage and Menu Changes
South St. Paul Schools is experiencing challenges receiving food products due to manufacturer shortages and delivery delays.
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Fall of 2021 in Pictures
View some of the photos taken in the beginning part of the year to celebrate the end of 2021 and the beginning of 2022!
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Sixth Grade Students Trip to BizTown
Sixth Grade students had the chance to run their own community for a day with the annual trip to BizTown.
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New Superintendent Search Survey and Q&A Session
MSBA is conducting a survey and question and answer session for families, staff, students, and SSP Community members about the search for a new superintendent.
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SSP Middle School Students Attend Presidential Event
Three South St. Paul Middle School students were Junior Reporters after receiving media passes to President Joe Biden's speech at Dakota County Technical College.
