SLP Experience: Summer 2026

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SLP EXPERIENCE Summer 2026

SLP Experience is a print and electronic publication produced several times each year that offers a look into life at Spring Lake Park Schools across school buildings and grade levels. Watch for the bigger stories of Panther pride and purpose in your home mail.
SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE

"Confident. Prepared. Excited."

To our community:

The Class of 2026 has walked, diploma in hand, across the Commencement stage and into their future. More than anything else, we want each of them to feel confident, prepared and excited for what comes next.

 

In this issue of SLP Experience, several members of the graduating class share memories and plans. Again and again they talk about the benefits of all the opportunities they’ve had and taken advantage of while at SLP. All these opportunities – from activities to classes to career exploration and college credit – help students feel confident, prepared, and excited.

 

The graduates shared stories of learning experiences that have stuck with them and that they will carry into the future. They spoke to engaging, relevant and applicable learning that carries well beyond their time with us.

 

The variety of opportunities we are able to provide is only possible with the support of our community. We never take that support for granted. Each day, we are working to earn your trust and to partner together to prepare our community’s young people for their next steps. Through our work together, we can feel confident, prepared and excited for our community’s future.

 

Read the full message from Jeff Ronneberg, Ed.D, Superintendent

 
A graduate in a blue cap and gown holds diploma book

Class of 2026 Senior Spotlight

It’s time to shine a light on members of the Class of 2026! These students have been an invaluable part of our Panther community and we’re cheering them on as they pursue further education, a career or trade, take a role with the military or do something else altogether. They’ve made us proud in so many ways and we know they will go on to do great things. Read more online about their future plans, favorite experiences, accomplishments and what makes them Panther Proud!

 
Students smile and pour water for a hydropower pinwheel turbines

A Special(ist) Approach to Elementary Science

Fourth graders are experimenting with pinwheel turbines during science. They are testing two methods to generate energy, wind power and hydropower. They hypothesize, then work in small groups through timed experiments. There’s wind, there’s water and it’s all a little noisy – and maybe a little messy. Judging from the smiles, it’s also pretty fun. Last summer, the science competencies were refined giving more focus to “minds on, hands on” science learning.

 

Read more online.

 
Students sit on the ground and work to solve a math workplace

When Math Feels Like Play, Learning Adds Up

Second graders are sprawled on the floor in pairs. Some groups are working with small buckets of shapes – hexagons, trapezoids, rhombuses. Some groups have plastic coins and cards. Some have spinners. There is an air of fun and competitive excitement. Math work places are hands-on, engaging, and often game-based math stations used in K-5 classrooms to practice skills, develop conceptual understanding, and foster fluency. They are a part of the Bridges curricular resource that Spring Lake Park Schools’ elementary classrooms use for math.

 

Read more online.

 
Robotics, softball, track, golf, bowling athletic teams

Spring Athletics & Activities Highlights

It was another great season of highlights, successes and triumphs for Panther athletics and activities. With six spring girls’ sports, seven spring boys’ sports and nearly 50 student-based interest clubs and co-curricular activities at Spring Lake Park High School, here are just a few highlights, more online.

 

  • Adapted Bowling - Qualified to State
  • Commitment Days - Class of 2026 graduateswill continue pursuits at the collegiate level:
    • Music: 20 students
    • Athletics: 21 students
  • Girls Flag Football - Participation tripled
  • Boys Golf - Section Champs - 5th Place Team at State
  • Track & Field - 10 State Participants
  • Boys Volleyball - Section Champs - 6th Place Team at State
 
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INCLUDED IN THIS ISSUE:
  • Full Feature Stories
  • Superintendent's Message
  • Opportunities for the Community
  • By the Numbers Stats & Facts
  • Student Spotlights
  • #SLPPantherProud Moments
 
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