Collectively, we nurture and inspire all learners to thrive socially, emotionally and academically in an equitable and inclusive community. - SL School Mission

We are your Partners!

Mr. Clarence Pollock ~

Proud Principal

Mr. Arsenio Richardson ~

Elementary Support Supervisor

Hello everyone,

As we approach the end of the school year, let's make sure we finish strong! This is a time to celebrate all the hard work and achievements of our students. We have some exciting events coming up next week that you won't want to miss.

Join us for the Imagination Fair, where creativity and innovation will be on full display. It's a fantastic opportunity to see the incredible projects our students have been working on.

Additionally, our Fifth Grade students and their families are invited to the IB Exhibition & Celebration of Learning. This event will showcase the amazing learning journeys our students have undertaken, highlighting their growth and accomplishments.

Let's come together to support and celebrate our students as they wrap up this school year with pride and joy!

Best regards,

Clarence Pollock

Proud Principal

Head Lice

Head lice are a common problem in school aged children. It can take several weeks for a head lice infestation to be apparent. School breaks can be a time when many children are exposed to head lice visiting friends and family. Anyone can get lice and it is not a sign of being dirty. Although head lice do not jump they can spread easily with head to head contact and by sharing items like hats, brushes/combs, and pillows. Head lice do not cause disease in humans.

When a child is identified with an active head lice infestation at school, parents will be notified and provided with information about treatment. Students should be treated before returning to school.

Please see the MDH fact sheets about lice which include information about identifying nits/lice and treatment.  Parents are encouraged to check their children’s heads for lice on a regular basis throughout the year. 

• Head Lice Fact Sheet (PDF)
• Somali (PDF)
• Spanish (PDF

• Wednesday, May 21st ~ Fifth Grade All District Track Meet (HS Track)

• 6:00-7:30 PM - Wednesday, May 21st ~ Imagination Fair at the ROC

• 5:30-7:00 PM - Thursday, May 22nd ~ Fifth Grade IB Exhibition & Celebration of Learning Event
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• No School ~ Memorial Day

• Friday, June 6th ~ June Jamboree



• Friday, June 6th Last Day of School for Students

2024-25 District Family Calendar-At-A-Glance

The Imagination Fair (previously known as Showcase Fair) is coming up! It is a great evening for the students to showcase their sparks with our school community. We hope you will join us on May 21 from 6:00 - 7:30 at the ROC. All are welcome!

Use the QR code on the form to register.  Register by May 12.

We are also in need of volunteers to help make the event a success. Please click the link to sign-up!

Volunteer Sign-Up

Schoolyard Garden Update

Happy planting everyone! Seedlings are going into the garden beds; the Kindergartners planted all the potato pots, snap peas are vining, and radishes will be ready to eat before the end of the year. So exciting!

The Summer Garden Care sign up genius has been created and is now available to sign up. Sign ups are for one week - Sunday to Saturday - and included are two volunteer slots each week so sign up with a friend for more fun! Hint: Tomatoes, zucchini, and cucumbers are ready July & August

Have a wonderful garden week!

Patty, Hana, Charlotte, Sarah

Grab your Oriole Park Pride Shirt!

For the past few years, the STORiole has proudly sold Park Pride shirts, with a portion of the proceeds benefiting the high school GSA club. This year, due to popular demand, we're placing an additional order to meet the high interest in our latest design.

We invite all district staff to join in and show your Park Pride by purchasing a shirt!

You are invited to PYP Exhibition!

We’re excited to extend a warm invitation to all district staff, families, and community members to join us for the 5th Grade IB PYP Exhibition. Join us as our 5th graders share their innovative ideas and creative solutions for a more just, peaceful, and sustainable world. Come be inspired by their passion, empathy, and commitment to making a difference!

Celebrating Juneteenth

Join us for a powerful celebration of freedom, resilience, and cultural heritage!

Proudly presented by St. Louis Park Community Education, St. Louis Park Parks and Recreation, and the St. Louis Park Library, this uplifting event series honors the strength of community and the richness of traditions.

All events are free and open to all ages - everyone is welcome. Come be inspired, connect with others, and celebrate the spirit that brings us together. Scan the QR code for detailed information or visit slp.ce.eleyo.com

May & June Letter Day Calendars

Click Here for May Letter Day

Click Here for June Letter Day

May & June Breakfast and Lunch Menus

CLICK HERE ~ May Breakfast Menu

June Breakfast Menu ~ Cook's Choice

CLICK HERE ~ May Lunch Menu

June Lunch Menu ~ Cook's Choice