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Minnesota voters will have an opportunity to vote on a proposed constitutional amendment that would change how revenue from the state’s Permanent School Fund is distributed to public schools.

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Five School Board Seats are up for election in the November 2026 election. Learn more about running and see who is on the ballot here.

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Congratulations to the students who received Academic Honor Awards at this year's High School Gold Awards.

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Come explore, play, and connect at our Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) Open House.

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All families registered for 2026-27 Preschool are asked to sign up for preschool roundup. A time to meet with your teacher and learn more about the year.

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We want to hear from our community members and families about the 2026 bond and levy referendum. Your feedback will help us better understand community perspectives, improve communication efforts, and guide future planning.

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Free summer meals will be available for children and families at community locations and school sites from June 15 through July 24.
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South St. Paul Public Schools is partnering with Dakota County Public Health to offer a Back-to-School Vaccine Clinic for eligible students on Thursday, August 27, 2026 at Central Square.

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Every year all students in 4th and 5th grades, at both Lincoln and Kaposia, compete in running and field events. View photos from this year's event.

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Students at Kaposia Education Center are building a new tradition in the performing arts through the school’s participation in the Disney Musicals in Schools program.

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SSP Seniors celebrated National Decision Day by sharing and showcasing their post-secondary plans in a fun, meaningful event that highlighted their futures beyond high school. 
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Lincoln Center hosted its very first Career Day, bringing our mission to engage, educate, and empower to life as classrooms were filled with energy, curiosity, and connection.

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On National Superhero Day, Kaposia kindergarteners set out on a special adventure to meet some real-life heroes in our community. Students from all four classes visited City Hall, where they learned firsthand how different local departments work together to keep our city safe and running.

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Congratulations to this year's South St. Paul Educational Foundation Silver Apple Award winners! Students are invited to nominate a South St. Paul Schools staff member as someone who has made a positive impact on their life.

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The long-running “Stride for Packer Pride” 5K and Fun Run is coming up May 16. Register and read more about the event run here.

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South St. Paul senior Jackson Schultz earned a prestigious Scholar-Athlete Award, recognizing his excellence on the field, in the classroom, and in the community. He was honored alongside seven other top players and will receive a college scholarship.

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For the 2025-26 school year, SSP High School offered nine new courses, which expands student opportunities designed to engage, educate, and empower.

students participating in model UN

Students recently stepped into the roles of world leaders during a weeklong “Model UN” experience, where they represented countries from around the globe in a hands-on simulation focused on international cooperation and problem-solving.

students at a session for young authors conference

Students from Kaposia and Lincoln Elementary Schools had a unique opportunity to explore their creativity and experience college life firsthand last week at the Young Authors Conference hosted at Bethel University.

students performing at lincoln center for play production class

For the 2025-26 school year, SSP High School offered nine new courses, which expands student opportunities designed to engage, educate, and empower.

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The Spring 2026 edition of the SixTimes community newsletter is here and it’s full of exciting updates from across South St. Paul Public Schools!