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Meal pickup times have changed! Visit our Nutrition Services page for the latest information about accessing nutritious meals at no cost to families during the global pandemic.
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Transition

The school board has approved a plan for a staged transition from distance learning to blended learning in Roseville Area Schools. Click MORE INFO to see the plan and learn more.
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The district is currently accepting donations of school supplies for all schools. Due to ongoing construction and COVID-19, donations should be dropped off at the District Center, 1251 County Road B2 West, in Roseville. Follow the link for a list of what is needed!
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News & Events

  • Secondary Grades (7 - 12) Registration for Blended and Distance Learning

    On Friday, Oct. 23, students in grades 7 – 12 will register to either transition to blended learning or to remain in distance learning for the second trimester. Registration will be done via Schoology and students will be guided through the process by a teacher during period 2. 

     

    A ZOOM meeting was held with RAHS Principal Hester on Thursday, Oct. 22 at 6:30 p.m. The meeting included information about the two models and time for questions & answers.

    Click here to watch a recording of the meeting. (1 hour and 4 minutes duration)

    Click here to view the slide show used during the meeting. 

  • Transition to Blended Learning Starts Monday, Oct. 12

    On Monday, Oct. 12, we began to transition to a blended learning scenario in stages, starting with students in kindergarten and first grade who will begin attending school in-person four days a week. Read more about when other grades will transition and about cohort assignments coming by mail. 

  • Celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Day

    Monday, Oct. 12 is Indigenous Peoples’ Day, and across the district we recognize the significant contributions to our society and our schools by American Indians. Working with the Minnesota Humanities Center, we've compiled resources for teachers and families about Indigenous Peoples' Day, including general websites, digital collections, grade-based videos, talks, and even virtual field trips.

  • Does your family need Internet access?/ Su familia necesita acceso al internet en casa?

    Does your family need Internet access at home? If so, free or low-cost options are available depending on where you live.

  • Update on School Resource Officers at RAHS and RAMS

    This summer, more than 200 people participated in our four-part series of Community Conversations on Wellness and Supportive Roseville Area Schools. The series was held in the wake of the murder of George Floyd on May 25, 2020. Floyd's tragic killing spurred conversations about the historical trauma inflicted by society and police on people of color, especially African Americans, and renewed debates about the role of police officers in schools, including in our district.
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