Meet the PSI Staff

In this section, we will be featuring some of our amazing PSI Staff so the community can get to know every adult in the building better, as we all work together to support all students at PSI!

This week we want to introduce you to three PSI Staff members. Heather Briant is a special education teacher, Odelaise Milián-Porto is a second grade teacher and Kathy Ninnemann is the office administrative assistant. We are so happy to have them!

 The PSI Drama Club presents "El príncipe rana" (The Frog Prince)

“He wants to be a frog again?”

It may be hard to believe, but it’s true. After the Frog Prince is kissed by the beautiful princess, he discovers that life in the castle isn’t exactly the “happily ever after” he was expecting. This year's Drama Club students will share their twist on this classic fairytale during the following two evening performances at the SLP Middle School Auditorium: 



• Friday, February 23, at 6:30 p.m. (the Monday rehearsal group)
• Saturday, February 24, at 6:30 p.m. (the Thursday rehearsal group)

All PSI students will see the performances on Wednesday, February 21, during the day.  

Performances will be in Spanish and are open to the public at no charge.         

PSI Career-a-Palooza - Presenters needed!

We are looking for volunteers for our upcoming Career-a-Palooza in March. This event will be on Wednesday, March 20th, from 7:45 am - 1:45 pm.

Presenters will share about their career at stations. Classes will have a set time to come visit stations. Click here for more information and to sign-up! 

Contact School Counselor, Anne Moore, at 952-928-6560 or

moore.anne@slpschools.org with questions.

K-5 A-E Specialist Calendar

In our SLP elementary schools, our specialist classes rotate on an A, B, C, D, E day schedule. We do this so that students do not consistently miss classes on a particular calendar week day. Please see the February rotation schedule.

School District News

Superintendent Search Update

The Feb. 7 school board meeting included discussion of the stakeholder report, options for community engagement, and discussion of interview questions for the first round of interviews. Save the date notifications and more information about community engagement opportunities will be shared with staff and families soon. Visit the Superintendent Search webpage for real-time updates on the search process.

Key dates

• February 7: Superintendent applications closed
• February 21: School board determines finalists and finalizes interview questions
• February 28 and March 1: First round of interviews; Finalists announced the evening of March 1
• March 2: Community Q&A with finalists - tentative - more information to come
• March 13: Second round of interviews and selection of the lone finalist
• March 26th: Board approves the employment contract

Central Clinic

Free Walk-in Clinic for all St. Louis Park Public Schools Students

Central Community Clinic

The Central Community Clinic is a free, walk-in clinic for children from birth to high school who live or go to public or private schools in St. Louis Park. Central Clinic's mission is to reduce barriers to healthcare for the children and youth of our community. 

Services are no-cost and include: 

• sports and camp physicals
• treatment for acute illness and injuries
• well-child/baby check-ups
• immunizations and vaccines (for uninsured/Medical Assistance/MNCARE)
• sexual health care

Interpreters can be arranged by calling ahead of time. At this time, Central Clinic is not able to administer Covid vaccines.

• Hours: Tuesdays & Thursdays from 1:00-4:30 p.m. 
• Location: Central Community Center - 6300 Walker Street - Door 7
• Contact: Call 952-933-1100 or email central clinic@parknicollet.com



Dental Care

Low cost dental care is also available at this location the first Friday of every month. Call Children's Dental Services to make an appointment at 612-746-1530.

The Central Clinic was founded in 1996 as a response to the Children First initiative. The clinic is funded by a grant from the Park Nicollet Foundation, staffed by doctors from Park Nicollet Creekside Clinic, and governed by an advisory council.

View the flyer: English | Somali | Spanish

PTO News

Lost and Found

Please visit the Lost & Found located between the gymnasium and library before February 25th. All items left after this date will be laundered and donated. Check it out, by the gym, before or after your family connect time.

Community News

Community Conversations - Minnesota Department of Education

Join the Minnesota Department of Education team on Thursday, February 29th for a high-powered, interactive and reflective conversation entitled “Redefining Our Role in Black Youth Mental Health.”

Exploring Self-love in the context of mental health involves fostering a positive relationship with oneself, practicing self-compassion, And prioritizing one’s well-being. Come learn, share and invest in the relationship with yourself.

Thursday, February 29, 5:30-7:30pm at the wonderful Capri Theater; 2027 West Broadway, Minneapolis, 55411. Parking is available next to the building.

Featuring: youth poetry, a youth panel, and hear directly how your mental health impacts youth and insight from a local educator.

Register with the QR code on flier or: Registration - Community Conversation: Redefining Our Role in Black Youth Mental Health (office.com)

STEP Donations - A message from SLP 8th graders

Cedar Lake Road - Construction Update