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All students receive breakfast and lunch free of charge this year. Applications are not required to receive this free meal benefit, but filling out the application for educational benefits is still important.

Families looking for help with winter gear or food during the holidays are invited to visit the district website.

A change in state law now allows students, parents/guardians, or staff to file a formal complaint if they think school discipline has been implemented inappropriately or discriminately.

Robbinsdale Area Schools has partnered with Hennepin County for the Schools to Housing program. The program works to combat homelessness among families with young children.

Does your student want to download a new game on their phone? Not sure if a movie is appropriate? CommonSense Media is a great resource families can use to access age-based reviews and ratings for games, movies, apps, podcasts and more.

All Robbinsdale Area Schools students are invited to participate in this year’s Minnesota Senate art competition. The submission deadline is Sunday, Dec. 31.

All Robbinsdale Area Schools student-artists aged 9-14 are encouraged to enter the Minnesota Department of Health’s (MDH) 2023 Radon Poster Contest.

To protect families from expenses that may occur due to theft or accidental damage while a district device is in the care of your student, we encourage parents and guardians to purchase a Device Protection Plan (DPP) for each student each year. 

We want to take this opportunity to thank and recognize the wonderful leaders in our district. They support the students in our classrooms, run our buildings and inspire our staff each day.

The Robbinsdale American Indian Education team is hosting its annual round dance. This year’s event is set for 5:30-8:30 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 10, at Robbinsdale Middle School.

Prism and Robbinsdale Area Schools have partnered to offer the community food pick-up events. Those in need of food support are invited to access Prism's food shelf.

Robbinsdale Area Schools is hosting a new event designed to bring students, families, staff and district leaders together to connect with one another.

In spite of proven health concerns, people continue to use vape and e-cigarette pens. Often marketed towards young people, they continue to gain popularity among both adults and adolescents

Bullying can look like a student tripping another student in the hallway and sound like teasing when a student gets glasses or a new haircut. Some elementary students don’t know what bullying is and what they can do to help prevent it. That’s why bullying prevention is so important. 

The Board of Education has approved a change to the district calendar, moving a scheduled day off of school from Feb. 20 to March 5. This change was made to accommodate the Minnesota primary election.

The 2023-24 Reach for the Stars catalog, which includes more than 130 high-quality academic enrichment programs, competitions, events and activities for students, is now available.

Rdale students begin learning how to use the Say Something Anonymous Reporting System from Sandy Hook Promise.

The district has partnered with Raptor, a visitor management system that enhances school security. This system is used to prevent unwanted visitors from entering our buildings and track those coming and going.

The new school year is in full swing. As students and families are getting settled, here is some helpful information about school meals, including how to view menus and add funds to meal accounts.

BusZone has enhanced features that allow parents/guardians to safely and securely check on their student’s school bus and receive updates.