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Honoring Native American Heritage Through Play!
Harambee Elementary hosted Nashke Games with founders Tony Drews and Mindy Meyers. Students explored Ojibwe language and culture through storytelling and play.
"It was incredible to see how quickly the kids were using Ojibwe words and to see the big smiles and positive energy," said Environmental Education Specialist Jenny Eckman.
Supporting Our Families
We know the government shutdown brings uncertainty, especially about SNAP and food access. All students still receive free meals, and our Food Resources page links families to trusted local assistance. We’ll update it regularly—please reach out if needed.
November 4 Election Results
Safety & Technology Levy
Yes: 67.37%
No: 32.63%
Roseville Area School Board (Elect 3)
Michelle Morse-Wendt: 31.40%
Geida Cleveland: 29.47%
Mannix Clark: 29.17%
Karl Crump: 8.73%
Write-in: 1.24%
Celebrating Our School Psychologists
This week, we proudly celebrate National School Psychology Week and honor the incredible work of our school psychologists. These dedicated professionals play a vital role in supporting students’ academic, social, emotional, and behavioral growth. We are deeply grateful for their commitment to the well-being and success of all learners.
Recognizing Native American Heritage Month
This Native American Heritage Month, we honor that Roseville Area Schools stands on the ancestral lands of the Oceti Sakowin (Dakota) people—and we celebrate the vibrant Indigenous cultures that continue to enrich our community today.
📚 Fun & Learning at Family Literacy Night! 📚
Roseville Area Schools’ Early Childhood programs recently welcomed families for a Family Literacy Night. Highlights of the evening included letter yoga on the playground, playdough letter-making, and a variety of Pete the Cat–themed activities—all designed to spark curiosity and a love of reading from an early age.
👟 Spark Lab Shoes in Action! 💡
6th graders in Sara Laine’s SPARK Lab class at Central Park Elementary designed, built, and tested their own shoes using cardboard, felt, yarn, and more. They walked, ran, and jumped on grass, dirt, and concrete—fully engaged in the engineering design process from brainstorming to testing and improving! 💡
Raiders Tackle Cancer! 🩷
Roseville Area HIgh School wrapped up its Tackle Cancer fundraiser with a spirited Pink Out at the football game. Thanks to the incredible generosity of our community, students and staff raised more than $12,000 in support of this important cause.
Thank You to Our Veterans!
Roseville Area Schools proudly honors our veterans on Veterans Day and throughout the year, recognizing their selfless service and dedication to our country. We are deeply grateful for the sacrifices they have made to protect our freedoms and strengthen our communities.
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.