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The Roseville Area High School girls' cross country team once again volunteered at the Mile 7 Water Stop of the Twin Cities Marathon, handing out water and cheering on runners. In addition to team bonding, the they also had a chance to celebrate familiar faces, including former Raiders and Assistant Coach Collin Kiley!

Last year, our Roseville community and RAHS raised $13,237 for the Randy Shaver Tackle Cancer Fund. This week, let’s go even bigger this year! What can you do?
❤️ Buy a t-shirt at RAHS lunch or Friday's football game
❤️ Donate via Venmo: @Roseville-Endzone
❤️ Cash App: $RosevilleEndzoneClub

A huge THANK YOU to our Roseville community and the Roseville Police Department for generously supporting the Roseville Area Schools Community Pantry! The food, hygiene items, and household products will help support our students and their families. We’re grateful for our caring community!

Central Park Elementary students welcomed Dr. Rose Chu, an industrial and systems engineer (and chair of the Roseville Area School Board 🤗), to the SPARK Lab. Her visit kicked off a Systems Engineering unit where students will identify a school challenge, develop solutions, and present their ideas to school leaders.

Roseville Area High School senior Anjanu Sheikh built an award-winning, fully functional 8-bit programmable computer using hundreds of transistors, custom programming switches, and a 16x2 LCD display. His impressive project earned First Premium and a blue ribbon at the 2026 Minnesota State Fair!

🌈 Parkview kindergarteners spent two weeks learning their colors, brightening the school's halls along the way! 🌈 🎨 💙 💛 💚 ❤️ Rainbow Day wrapped it all up with Parkview's first all-school assembly! 🎉🌈 Thanks to everyone who joined the fun! 🥳

We’re grateful for the incredible partnership of the Roseville Area Schools Foundation and its ongoing investment in our students and staff. The RASF Fall Fundraiser celebrated the power of community and the difference we can make together.

RAHS students are kicking off trimester-long projects! AP Environmental Science students are building ecocolumns to study plant and aquatic connections, while Biology students are creating worm bins to explore experimental design and long-term data collection.

Kindergarteners at Little Canada Elementary added a like color to their learning during Color Weeks! Each day featured a fun new color, inspiring colorful materials explorations with scissors, glue, markers, and more while building color recognition and creative skills.

Ranger and his owner, Debra, are back for their third year! 🐶 ❤️ This certified Pet Partners team supports students with social-emotional learning skills, reading, small groups, and celebrations. According to 4th grade teacher Mackenzie Zoner, who coordinates the visits, Ranger does a little bit of everything! 📚😊

Thanks to a partnership with the Bicycle Alliance of Minnesota, Central Park Elementary students are learning the fundamentals of bike riding and bike care. Students start with the ABCs (Air, Brakes, and Chain) and proper helmet use, then practice safe bike handling as they navigate a course. These are skills they can carry for life!

This month, join Roseville Area Schools in honoring Latiné Heritage Month! We will be making space to learn about and celebrate Latiné and Hispanic cultures, histories, and the people who have shaped our communities.