Two student-athletes from Armstrong High School, and another two from Cooper High School, have been nominated for this year’s Minnesota State High School League Triple ‘A’ Award.

Four student-athletes — two from Armstrong High School and two from Cooper High School — have been recognized for their hard work both in the classroom and on the court.

On Friday, March 14, Cooper High School hosted its fourth annual Jane Bockhaus Memorial Blood Drive, allowing students and staff to donate blood during the school day.

Significant road construction on 36th Avenue is set to begin in mid-April, impacting access to Armstrong High School (AHS) and, later this summer, Plymouth Middle School and FAIR School Pilgrim Lane.

Robbinsdale Area Schools has had 14 students selected for American Choral Directors Association of Minnesota honor choirs.

The New Hope Women of Today are proud to offer the Lavon H. Cooper Scholarship, providing nearly $5,000 in college scholarships to high school seniors and graduates of Robbinsdale Area Schools.

This week marked a major milestone in the Reimagine Rdale: Vision 2030 process as we kicked off student engagement.

Robbinsdale Area Schools’ enrollment is projected to decline over the next decade, reinforcing the need for strategic planning through Reimagine Rdale: Vision 2030.

Superintendent Dr. Teri Staloch: I want to share some important information about recommendations that have been made and what the administration is still studying.

With a significant winter storm and blizzard conditions in the forecast, Robbinsdale Area Schools will be closed on Wednesday, March 5, 2025. This includes all schools and programs, and no e-learning will take place.

From adventure games to sports games and more, Sonnesyn Elementary School fifth grade students are creating and coding their own video games as a capstone project.

Check out the Summer Community Education brochure or the Early Learning website for more information.

When Garrett Bruce learned he was in the running to be named Minnesota’s top teacher for 2025, he was surprised and humbled. 

On Feb. 28, Sonnesyn Elementary School welcomed Minnesota State Representatives Mary Frances Clardy and Patricia Mueller, ServeMinnesota CEO Julia Quanrud, and other ServeMinnesota leaders for a special visit.

Join us for our upcoming Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) classes!