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Panther Families,
This is one of my favorite times of the year as our seniors begin sharing their plans for next year. Many are announcing their next steps, and it always brings a mix of emotions – immense pride, excitement for the wide range of paths they are pursuing, and a bit of sadness as we think about them adventuring off next year. We are truly grateful to families for sharing their children with us. It is a privilege to be part of their growth and development during this important time in their lives.
A quick reminder that report cards are now available. Instructions for accessing them can be found in this week’s newsletter.
Please also mark your calendars for a schedule adjustment on Tuesday, April 14. All 11th grade students will take the ACT during the school day. To provide optimal testing conditions, only juniors will be in the building that day. Students in grades 9, 10, and 12 will work asynchronously from home.
It is going to be an amazing trimester three at Spring Lake Park High School. Please let us know if there is anything you need.
Proud to be a Panther,
Megan Jahnke
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Report cards available
Report cards for Tri II are now available in Campus Parent Portal.
How to access reports:
- Log into your Campus Parent Portal account.
- Click on "More" in the left menu.
- Select "Student Reports" at the bottom of the page.
- Select your child's name and the assessment report you want to view.
- Click "Generate Report" and a PDF will download.
If you have questions or need help, contact techs...@district16.org.
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Grades 5-12 Update on Spring Assessments
During the upcoming months, students participate in assessments that help us understand how much they have grown during the school year. These assessments in reading and math (e.g., the state-required Minnesota Comprehensive Assessments- MCAs) help schools understand student progress. Find more information, including testing schedules, on our website about Assessments.
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- Saturday, March 28
- Annual Swing Dance Event, 6:15 p.m. | Tickets
- ACT prep: reading for juniors, SLPHS (room C120), 11 a.m. or 12 p.m.
- Monday, March 30 - Lockdown Drill
- Friday, April 3 - No school
- Saturday, April 4 - ACT prep: science for juniors, SLPHS (room C120), 11 a.m. or 12 p.m.
- Thursday, April 9 -Conferences, drop-in 4-6 p.m.; by appointment 6-7 p.m. | Schedule here
- Friday, April 10 - MN Severe Weather Drill
- Saturday, April 11 - ACT prep: writing for juniors, SLPHS (room C120), 11 a.m. or 12 p.m.
- Tuesday, April 14 - ACT Plus Writing Exam for juniors, SLPHS, during the school day. Distance learning day for grades 9, 10 and 12th.
- April 25, 30 and May 2-3 - SLPHS spring musical - "Little Shop of Horrors" | Buy Tickets
- Thursday, April 30 - Special Educational Advisory meeting, 5:30-7 p.m., District Services Center
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Speech Team Success!
In the last regular season meet before section at Cambridge-Isanti, the speech team won 1st place for small team, the highest award the team could have won!
- Ricky Ortiz, 7th place overall for Poetry
- Donna Rehder, 3rd place nextin for Extemporaneous Reading
- Mikkayla Kemmet, 4th place overall for Program Oral Interpretation
- Noemi Brown, 7th place overall for Program Oral Interpretation
- Julia Nygaard, 7th place merit for Discussion
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Boys State Application is Open – Class of 2027
Minnesota Boys State is a week-long program where students explore city, county, and state government. Delegates take on leadership roles, run mock campaigns, attend trials, enjoy sports and music, and learn how government works. Open to young men who have completed junior year. The 2026 session is June 14-20. Apply today or see Ms. Blaido in B138 for help.
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Concordia College Free Bus Trip – 10th & 11th Graders
10th and 11th graders can take a free day trip to visit Concordia College in Moorhead on Friday, April 24. Learn about campus life, academics, and more. Sign up online or see Ms. Blaido in B138 for help.
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WeLEAD Program
WeLEAD helps immigrant and refugee women navigate post-secondary education and build financial independence. It’s free and open to women planning or enrolled in college. Sign up through the WeLEAD Program Intake Form or see Ms. Blaido in B138 for help.
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Page Grant – Apply by April 1
Page Grant is a scholarship program aimed at students of color attending Minnesota post-secondary schools. Open to all academic levels, 2 or 4-year programs, and includes a commitment to community service. Apply now or see Ms. Blaido in B138 for help.
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Wallin 2-Year Scholarship – Apply by April 24
Get up to $8,000 for a 2-year community college or up to $35,000 for construction programs at Dunwoody College. Application is open until April 24. Apply now or see Ms. Blaido or Mr. VanBrocklin in B138 for help.
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Horatio Alger CTE Scholarships – Apply by June 15
The Horatio Alger Association’s Career & Technical Scholarship is designed for individuals who have faced and overcome significant adversity and are working toward a career or technical education certificate or degree. Awards up to $2,500 for tuition, tools, and supplies. Apply today or see Ms. Blaido in B138 for help.
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Direct Admissions - there is still time
Seniors who are still undecided about their plans for next year should check their MyPanthers email for a message from the Office of High Education regarding Direct Admissions. Students have a list of colleges who are offering admission to their school with NO application Fee.
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Caring Starts Here
Students at Spring Lake Park High School are gaining real-world healthcare experience through the Nursing Assistant course, part of the Opportunities in Emergency Care (OEC) program. In this hands-on, college-level course, students learn essential skills, assisting with personal care and working directly with residents during clinical placements.
By the end of the trimester, students can earn their Nursing Assistant certification - giving them a head start on healthcare careers while still in high school. Along the way, they build empathy, confidence and a deeper understanding of what it means to care for others.
"This experience has made me realize the difference I can make and how important it is to show up as my best self for my patients,” says Kendall, an 11th grader.
Read more about how students are gaining real-world experience and making an impact.
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Summer program registration is open
Summer is just around the corner and there are endless opportunities for fun and learning! From athletic camps to Spark enrichment classes and exciting child care programming, there’s something for everyone. Whether your child wants to build skills, explore new interests, or stay active, our summer programs are designed to engage, inspire, and create lasting memories. Check out the summer opportunities today.
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SLPHS Spring Musical: Little Shop of Horrors
"Little Shop of Horrors" is a hilarious, heartfelt tribute to ’60s horror and girl-group charm delivered by SLP High School’s theater program. Big laughs, catchy Motown-inspired music and a people-eating plant - it’s irresistible fun with a touching core. Get your tickets today.
Performances:
- Saturday, April 25, 7 p.m.
- Thursday, April 30, 7 p.m.
- Saturday, May 2, 7 p.m.
- Sunday, May 3, 2 p.m.
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