Bloomington Public Schools and BEC-TV are teaming up to co-host another live virtual community engagement event to present its Return to Learn plans for schools in the fall.
Bloomington Career and College Academy (BCCA) students earned college credits and certifications and saved approximately $390,774 by taking college-level coursework through BCCA in the 2019-20 school year.
Bloomington Public Schools will host two virtual information sessions about Bloomington Online School.
District and school leaders are meeting with members of the Bloomington Antiracist Coalition (BARC) to listen and work toward the elimination of all forms of racial injustice.
Bloomington Public Schools and BEC-TV are teaming up to co-host a live virtual community engagement event to present a first look at potential plans for reopening schools in the fall.
The Bloomington School Board unanimously adopted a resolution endorsing its Safe and Supportive Schools plan to address racial inequities and foster school environments that promote respect for and curiosity about all cultures.
In recognition of the Jefferson and Kennedy Classes of 2020, we are proud to share 2020 Senior Celebration videos for each school honoring our seniors.
Normandale Hills Elementary School and Bloomington Transition Center have been named 2020 Sustaining Exemplar PBIS Schools by the Minnesota Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) State Leadership Team.
Michele Kvikstad, special education supervisor with Bloomington Public Schools, has been appointed to the Governor's Interagency Coordinating Council on Early Childhood Intervention.
Akram M. Osman will become the new principal of Kennedy High School on July 1, 2020.
Bloomington Career and College Academy (BCCA) was awarded one of 17 Youth Skills Training (YST) grants awarded to Minnesota school districts and employer partners.
Kennedy High School senior Joy Adanene qualified to compete in program oral interpretation (POI) at the National Speech and Debate Association's (NSDA) National Tournament, which will be held online in June.
Carey Seeley Dzierzak will become the new principal of Ridgeview Elementary School on July 1, 2020.
Each year, the district honors the highest achieving seniors from Jefferson and Kennedy high schools
Jefferson High School is ranked No. 15 of all high schools in the state of Minnesota according to recent rankings by U.S. News & World Report.
Governor Walz announced that schools will remain closed and distance learning will continue for the remainder of the school year.
Jefferson High School juniors Benjamin Carpenter, Joseph Carpenter and Amy Wang earned perfect scores on the ACT. On average, less than one-tenth of one percent of students taking the ACT earn a top score of 36.
Normandale Hills Elementary School Principal Dr. Andrew Vollmuth is the recipient of the 2020 Minnesota Elementary School Principals' Association (MESPA) Division Leadership Achievement Award for the West Suburban Division.
Kennedy High School senior Ingrid Anderson has been selected the Triple “A” (Academics, Arts and Athletics) Award winner for Region 3AA, making her one of eight female AA finalists in the state.