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Hearts in Harmony Benefit Concert!
The image features a sun-like symbol with the text %22Save the date%22 and %22Hearts in Harmony%22 along with details about a benefit concert for Parkview's Inclusive Playground Project, scheduled for February 10, 2026 at 6pm in the RAHS John J. Thein Auditorium.

Our Hearts in Harmony choir proudly presents a benefit concert supporting Parkview’s Inclusive Playground Project—an evening of music, connection, and inclusive play for all.

 

📅 February 10, 2026 at 6:00 PM

📍 Roseville Area High School – John J. Thein Auditorium

🎟️ Admission is FREE. A freewill donation will be accepted

🔥 State Bound! 🔥
The image shows two individuals wearing RAHS Nordic uniforms, with the text %22RAHS Nordic Headed to State%22 and %22Go Raiders!%22 displayed prominently.

Huge congratulations to Mirabel Pestel (RAHS Class of ’26) and Elinor Rogers (RAHS Class of ’27) for WINNING the Section 4 Girls’ Team Sprint! 🖤 🩶 They’ll take on 23 teams from across Minnesota this Wednesday, February 11, at Giants Ridge Ski Resort in Biwabik.

Good luck, Mirabel and Elinor. GO RAIDERS! 🖤 🩶 

Honoring Black History Month
Honoring Black History Month

Each February, Roseville Area Schools honors Black History Month—celebrating the lasting contributions of Black Americans. We recognize their impact across education, science, the arts, leadership, and community, and we remain grateful for the ways they continue to shape our future.

🎳✨ Cosmic Bowling at Edgerton! 🌈🕺
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Edgerton Elementary students wrapped up their bowling unit with Cosmic Bowling, an annual favorite in physical education. Candi Pierre, the school’s physical education teacher, transforms the gym with glowing lights, music – and the students have a ton of fun!

Exploring Minnesota History
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Little Canada 5th and 6th grade students visited the Minnesota History Center, inspired by The Stories We Keep and Reframing Our Stories, highlighting Native American photos and stories. Students also explored the Julia Child: Recipes for Life exhibit and enjoyed many favorites from the permanent collection.

Honoring Native American Heritage Through Play!
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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.

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.

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