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As we approach the close of another school year, I want to reflect on the incredible progress our students have made this year.

Indigenous students who will be graduating next month were honored in a special ceremony at Belwin Conservancy’s Savanna Center.

This year marks the first time that Park and Woodbury high schools have hosted a Girls Flag Football team.

SUN Bucks, formerly S-EBT, is an income-based food support program that supports families.

Amid the excitement, students’ deep gratitude for the teachers who guided, inspired and supported them along the way stands out.

Students from Park High School’s IB Biology course participated in hands-on ecology learning at Lake Elmo Park Reserve.

Families with graduating seniors are asked to check their student’s meal account balance and determine what to do with any remaining funds.

SoWashCo Schools has donated more than 10,000 pounds of food to the local food shelf, Basic Needs, since the beginning of the school year. 

It’s all part of the Food Rescue Program, a partnership between SoWashCo Schools and Basic Needs.

Our three comprehensive high schools will each have extensive projects taking place in each building over the next two years.