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⭐️ Celebrating the Class of 2026! ⭐️
🎓 Congratulations to the graduates of Fairview Alternative High School and the Roseville Adult Learning Center! On June 4 at Aŋpétu Téča Education Center, we celebrated these students who have worked hard to reach this milestone. As Superintendent Jenny Loeck said, "This moment belongs to you!" We couldn't be prouder! ✨
Bringing Fairy Tales to Life!
🩰 ✨ First graders at Falcon Heights Elementary welcomed former student Talia DeLeo for a magical ballet lesson connected to their Cinderella fairy tale unit. Students learned about ballet history, explored dance movements, and discovered how the arts can bring stories to life. 👑 📖 🎭
🏕️🌲 Camp St. Croix Adventures! 🌲🏕️
Parkview Center School 6th graders enjoyed two days of outdoor fun at YMCA Camp St. Croix, building shelters, practicing archery and axe throwing, tackling team challenges, and gathering around the campfire. 🔥 🏹 "The weather was perfect and a fabulous time was had by all," shared teacher Emily Bloomquist.
🌿 🛝 Young Designers at Work! 🛝 🌿
Central Park Elementary 1st graders helped plan a new nature play space at the Harriet Alexander Nature Center! Students mapped out features like logs, boulders, and slides, sharing ideas with city parks representatives and environmental architects to help shape the final design. 🌳 ✨
Good Luck at State!
Good luck to our Raider Track & Field athletes as they compete at the Minnesota State Track & Field Meet! We're proud of you and cheering you on every step of the way! 
🎓 Celebrating the Journey ❤️
One of our favorite Roseville Area Schools traditions! 🎓 ❤️ Graduating seniors returned to their elementary schools to reconnect with teachers, inspire younger students, and revisit where their educational journey began. We are so proud of the Class of 2026 and all they have accomplished!
💙 💚 Honoring Pride Month 💛 💜
Pride Month is a time to celebrate the rich diversity of the LGBTQ+ community. In Roseville Area Schools, we are committed to fostering schools and workplaces where every student, staff member, and family feels safe and supported.
🕹️📦 Cardboard Arcade Champions! ✨
Third graders at Parkview Center School turned cardboard into creativity during the annual Caine’s Arcade Engineering Design Project! Students practiced engineering, teamwork, communication, and compromise while building imaginative arcade games that were proudly showcased for classmates, families, staff, and the community to enjoy. 🎯👏
Learning Why Pollinators Matter
1st graders at Harambee Elementary got a hands-on lesson about pollinators with the Mason Meets a Mason Bee puppet show from We All Need Food and Water Greenlight Puppets! Students explored pollination games, examined real Mason bees and bee bread, and learned why native bees matter.
🔨 Building Futures Beyond the Classroom
Thirty-three Roseville Area High School juniors and seniors recently visited Saint Paul College and Carpenters Local 322 to explore skilled trades, technical education, and career pathways beyond a traditional four-year degree. “Every student deserves to know that successful, rewarding career paths exist beyond traditional academics,” said RAHS math curriculum lead Hoang-Kim Nguyen.
⭐️ Celebrating Leadership ⭐️
Fifty-five students from Roseville Area Schools recently attended the Latinx Youth Leadership Conference at Metropolitan State University, connecting with leaders from across Minnesota. Even more inspiring, seven Roseville students helped lead and organize the event. We are proud of their leadership and representation! ❤️ 🖤 🩶
🐥 Kindergarten Chicken Walk 🥚
Kindergarten students from Emmet D. Williams Elementary took a walking field trip to visit chickens at the home of EDW parent Amy Perkins! After recently hatching chicks in class, students loved seeing, holding, and helping feed grown chickens while learning how to care for them. 💛
RAHS Wood Shop Inspires Career Opportunities
RAHS teacher Jeff Davies and the school’s wood shop were featured on the Beyond the Breaker podcast, highlighting hands-on learning, student creativity, and the growing value of trades education. From canoes to custom furniture, students are building skills through meaningful, real-world experiences.
About Us
We are a unique district with all or portions of seven communities within district boundaries - Arden Hills, Falcon Heights, Little Canada, Lauderdale, Maplewood, Roseville, and Shoreview.