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Please park at Athletic Lot Parking off Dakota. Parallel to the railroad tracks, enter door #15.
All staff will be conveniently located in the Activity Center.
Thank you!
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Come meet and talk with staff and learn what your student is doing in the classroom.
Session 1: 7:45AM-9:00 AM
Session 2: 12:00PM - 2:00 PM
Come in at your convenience. Both sessions are the same.
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WHY SHOULD STUDENTS TAKE THE MCA?
- Colleges & Universities can use MCA scores to place students into appropriate level classes. This can help students avoid needing to enroll in and pay for remedial/noncredit courses in college.
- Park Pride. Low MCA participation & scores impact our community. Prospective residents and business owners view published high school rankings which may include MCA data. We are better than the current data indicates. Let’s Prove It!
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For the love of food! When you complete the MCA you’ll be entered into a raffle to win a $25 Gift Card from your favorite restaurant (yes, you choose your favorite).
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Park Connections Pride party. The park connections class with highest participation will earn a celebration with treats.
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Showings this Thursday (3/21), Friday (3/22), & Saturday (3/23) @ 7pm
and this Sunday (3/24) @ 2pm
at the SLP Middle School Performing Arts Center
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SLP MN DECA State Victories
Congratulations to nine St. Louis Park High School students who competed at the 2024 State Level Career Development Conference.
- Ari Rose
- Brenda Martinez Herrera
- Dereona Martin
- Evan Scott
- Franklin Inamagua
- Ingrid Kotnik
- Kayla Brachman
- Solomon Demeke
- Zach Stillman
Kayla Brachman was elected MN State Officer - Vice President of Chapter Development and will accept her official role at this year’s International Career Development Conference in Ahemiem, California. Kayla also placed in the Top 6 in her Interview competition.
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Ari Rose, Zach Stillman, and Franklin Inamagua will also attend the Conference to compete in the Small Business Enterprise (SBE) - Gold Certificated School Store competition and enroll in the SBE Academy with other Gold Certified school store managers.
Good luck in Anaheim, St. Louis Park DECA!
Abigail Lugo
[email protected]
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Therapy Dogs at the High School
When: Tuesday, March 19
Chloe Lorentz
Natural Helpers
[email protected]
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MOVEFWD at SLPHS
When:
Every other Monday during Lunch
Services:
- Housing assistance to young people who are experiencing or at risk for homelessness
- Housing program for young adults who are learning how to live on their own
- Drop-in Center at Eisenhower Community Center for Young people 15-24
- Outreach in the community to connect young people to housing and basic needs resources
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Alicia Mainjeni
Leader of Achieving Change Together (ACT)
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PERIOD PRODUCT SUPPLY DRIVE
Did you know...
1 in 3 people who menstruate cannot access or afford period products?
We are gathering menstrual products to donate to local women's shelters in need.
If you are willing, able or interested, please bring donations to SLPHS (6425 W 33rd St, St.Louis Park, MN 55426) starting on March 8-28.
Thank you for your consideration and support.
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STUDENTS PERFORM AT STAGES THEATER COMPANY | |
Students, Vivian Nielsen and Luke Rowan, are performing at Stages Theatre Company in The Name Jar! For more information click the link provided. | |
“Who am I? How do I make a meaningful plan for post-secondary?”
Apr 4, 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
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Clare Roney, Career and Post-secondary Coach will be speaking in person on April 4 from 6-7:30 at Groves. She will be sharing about how to connect interests, skills, and passions to career fields. This is geared towards all high-schoolers and their families who could benefit from guidance in their post-secondary journey.
Here is a link with more details and registration: Event Link
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VOTE
Click here to vote for Book Madness Round of 8 by Tuesday, March 19th.
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Alison Tsuchiya Theiler
Media Center Specialist
[email protected]
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Caretakers, need to set up your account for PowerSchool or Schoology? Or don’t remember your password?
Please follow this link for directions.
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Questions:
Kiana Fields
612.234.7820
[email protected]
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TICKETS!
See Anthony Edwards and the MN Timberwolves take on the best in the NBA with this special offer for St.Louis Park schools!
Each ticket purchased through this offer contributes funds back to support SLP Schools.
Promo Code: 23SLPSCHOOLS24
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GET INVOLVED WITH OUR PARENT ENGAGEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE (PEAC) | |
Our Parent Engagement Advisory Committee (PEAC) Mission:
We partner to create a collaborative and inclusive learning environment for students, families and educators that fosters and embraces the brilliance of the St. Louis Park community.
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Parents and Caregivers, help us help our high school community. Check out the opportunities below to find ways to participate. If you have questions, please send a note to [email protected]. | | |
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Treats for staff needed for April 23.
Thank you to everyone who has signed up to donate treats for staff! Your generosity is truly appreciated and makes a difference! There are just a few weeks left, so please sign up to donate - sign up here.
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FINAL PEAC MEETING
Mark your calendar and attend our final PEAC meeting of the school year on April 16 (7:00 - 8:00 p.m) in person at the high school. Here’s where you can get important updates from the Principal team and key department stakeholders.
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Did you know…
- Every DECA student who participated at the regional competition qualified and is moving onto the state competition in March? Congratulations!
- On Thursday, March 21, the Career Advisory Board is hosting a career fair over lunch in the cafeteria. 22 local businesses are signed up to share their work with our high schoolers! This is our second career fair of the year. At December’s career fair, professions included Marketing, Sales Management, Finance, Tax and Accounting, Realty, Supply Chain, Managing a non-profit, Software Engineering and Cyber Security, Printing, Sustainability, Photography and Video and MORE!
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- Here’s where you can learn more about the Senior Class Party:
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If you are interested in being part of the PEAC, we’d love to have you join the team. Please send us a note at [email protected].
Thank you!
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PEAC - Parent Engagement Advisory Committee
Roni Falck, Julie Yakes - Co-Chairs
Ben Schein - Treasurer
Jen Beach - Communications
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Supporting Students During Ramadan | |
Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, observed by Muslims worldwide as a month of fasting, prayer, reflection and community. This year, it will take place from March 10 to April 9. Practicing Muslim students will be fasting from dawn until dusk (approx. 5:30 a.m to 7:30 p.m). During their daily fasts, students will not partake in any food or beverage. Please be aware of what we are sharing with SLP staff about how they can provide support to students during this time:
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Understanding and patience: Students may show signs of exhaustion, hunger and dehydration. Celebrations often involve gatherings and prayers late into the night, so it’s not unusual for students to be up past midnight for prayers and then get up at 3:30-4 a.m. to eat before dawn. Even students who do not fast may be tired as they may stay up late celebrating with their families.
- Diversity within diversity: There is diversity within diversity, and not everyone will observe in the same way. Do not ask why someone may choose not to fast. There are many reasons why someone might not fast - it is not appropriate to ask about this.
- Fasting: Educators may provide spaces for students to be away from others while eating and drinking is present. It is best to allow students a separate place.
- Prayer spaces: Help to direct students to designated prayer spaces. Fasting students may request a space for prayer, and they will need to face East. Students may pray five or more times per day.
- Acknowledgement: It’s also appropriate to say “Happy Ramadan, “Ramadan Kareem,” “Happy Mubarak,” “Ramadan Mubarak” if you wish to acknowledge the holiday.
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24-25 CALENDAR
Download the Calendar-
At-A-Glance for the 2024-25 school year is now available!
This calendar includes important dates and details for families to stay informed and organized throughout the year. Please note the calendar is subject to change throughout the year. The bottom right corner includes a date indicating when the calendar was last updated.
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