SPHS SAINTS OF THE WEEK — Congrats to SPHS students Connor Mugaas and Brissia Rocha for being named Saint Peter High School's Saints of the Week. The SPHS staff recognized them for showing respect, acting responsibly, and living with integrity!
SPHS STUDENTS GET A TASTY REWARD -- Saint Peter High School Student Services staff treated all students in grades 9-12, who completed their Xello lessons, with a popcorn snack during Saints Time on Wednesday. Xello is an Internet-based career exploration and planning tool used at SPHS to explore career and college options and develop a career plan.
PARAPROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION WEEK – This week is Paraprofessional Recognition Week, and Saint Peter Public Schools would like to recognize all of our outstanding paras who provide such a valuable service for our students and staff.
Paraprofessionals are individuals who work in a variety of positions in a school district. Their roles include, but are not limited to, instructional assistants, Title I paraprofessionals, pupil support assistants, special education paraprofessionals, job coaches, lunch room and playground assistants, hall monitors, media center assistants and health office assistants.
SPPS WILL BE TWO HOURS LATE - Due to the extremely cold conditions expected tomorrow morning (Tuesday, Jan. 21), Saint Peter Public Schools will start two hours late. Buses will pick up students (2 hours) later than usual. There will also be NO a.m. preschool tomorrow.
SPHS SAINTS OF THE WEEK — Congrats to SPHS seniors Meghan Sikkema and Emily Sustaita for being named Saint Peter High School's Saints of the Week. The SPHS staff recognized them for showing respect, acting responsibly, and living with integrity!
The Special Education Advisory Council (SEAC) will host its annual meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 18 at Saint Peter High School. Residents from the Saint Peter, Cleveland, Lake Crystal, Maple River, Nicollet, & St. Clair districts are encouraged to attend. See flyer for more details!
SPHS Snow Week candidates include: front row (l to r), (King candidates) - Cam Nelsen, Roy Hendrickson, Sean Mitchell, Eli Stoll, Grant Janni; back row, (Queen candidates) Olivia Seys, Sarah Haggenmiller, Eleanor Hughes, Addison Landsom, and Sophia Brown. More details next week!
NEWEST HIGHLIGHTS IS NOW AVAILABLE - The January 2025 issue of Highlights, our monthly newsletter, is now available for viewing at the following link --> https://5il.co/359gx
Saint Peter Community & Family Education, St. Peter Good Neighbor Diversity Council & Gustavus Adolphus College are hosting an MLK Day Community Conversation event on Monday, Jan. 20, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the St. Peter Community Center (Senior Center). See flyer for more info!
SPECIAL EARLY CHILDHOOD EVENT TONIGHT - Join us tonight, Tuesday, Jan. 14, from 5 to 6 p.m. for our Early Childhood Family Education Kick Off!
Our early childhood gym will be open with obstacle course fun and cookies will be available. This event is open to children 6 years old and younger and their caregiver. Caregivers must stay with and supervise their children.
Please enter the building using the Broadway entrance and follow the signs to the Early Childhood gym in the lower level.
We are excited to see you for some warm wintertime fun!
Call the Early Childhood office before 4 p.m. with any questions.
SPHS CHOIR STUDENTS AT DORIAN FESTIVAL - A group of Saint Peter High School choir students took part at the 75th annual Dorian Vocal Festival at Luther College (Decorah, Iowa) today under the guidance of SPHS choir director Brianna Bergstrom! Around 900 students from Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois come together and sing at this festival.
Those students making the trip to Dorian on Monday included Gabe Zayas, Max Bultman, Kaden Throldahl, Derek Guth, Braedon Dornfeld, Quinn Dixon, Iris Elias, Isabelle Mish, Rebekah Roemhildt, and Eleanor Hughes.
Here are some photo highlights from the trip to the Dorian Festival!
RAD ZOO AT SOUTH ELEMENTARY - Jamie Pastika, director of the Reptile & Amphibian Discovery Zoo in Medford, MN, dropped by South Elementary on Monday morning with some of his "friends" to entertain the kindergarten and first-grade students. Here are some photo highlights!
Today (Jan. 9th) is National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day! Saint Peter Public Schools would like to recognize our School Resource Officer Jon Hughes and all law enforcement officers in our community/school district for their vital role in keeping our students and staff safe! Thanks for all you do!
SUPERINTENDENT SEARCH SURVEY - As a reminder, the anonymous public Superintendent Search Survey is available for all interested parties to fill out until Sunday, Jan. 12 at the following link → https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SuptSearchSaintPeter.
Hard copies of the survey are also available at the District Office in St. Peter (100 Lincoln Drive). Please return any completed surveys to the same location by January 12 so they can be included with the online survey results.
ALL-NIGHT GRAD PARTY IN NEED OF VOLUNTEERS - The Saint Peter All-Night Graduation Party (ANGP) committee is looking for people to join their committee! They are looking for someone to continue Fundraising Activities and Communication.
They currently have a nice system set-up and room for new ideas. Visit their website https://saintpeterangp.wixsite.com/saintpeterangp, email SaintPeterANGP@gmail.com, or connect with one of their committee members. They would love to have new members in January!
SPHS SAINTS OF THE WEEK — Congrats to SPHS senior Kailey Bittner and sophomore Nichole Garcia for being named Saint Peter High School's Saints of the Week. The SPHS staff recognized them for showing respect, acting responsibly, and living with integrity!
EARLY CHILDHOOD WINTER FUN - Pre-K students at the Saint Peter Early Childhood Center has been busy recently with winter-themed activities. Here are some photo highlights of the kids in action.
SPMS GINGERBREAD HOUSE CONTEST ! Saint Peter Middle School classrooms competed in a gingerbread house competition earlier this week with Mrs. Abel’s home room ending up as the winner! To see all of this year's entries please click the following link --> https://shorturl.at/m4oyb
PRE-WINTER BREAK FUN AT NORTH! The last days of school before winter break are always exciting at North Elementary with various dress-up days and other activities to go along with the usual school work.
Traditionally, Principal Darin Doherty serves up some classic coffee beverages to North staff as a showing of his gratitude for all they do for North Elementary and this year was no different! Mr. Doherty's son, Mason, was on hand to help him deliver the tasty beverages.
Staff also got into the pre-break fun by competing in a day-long Rock, Paper, Scissors contest where beads were on the line. Here are some photo highlights from the fun last day of classes of the 2024 calendar year!
SPMS HOLIDAY ASSEMBLY FUN! Students and staff at Saint Peter Middle School got the last day of school before winter break off to a good start with an assembly in the school gym on Friday morning. The most recent Students of the Month were recognized at the assembly and SPMS staff led a couple of fun games (Dice Roll & Snowball Roll).
SPMS November Students of the Month who were recognized at the assembly included the following:
FIFTH GRADE - Reese Drinkall & Bailey Strong
SIXTH GRADE - Pedro Juarez Ramirez & Azrii Alas
SEVENTH GRADE - Maddie Bur & Michael Dunn
EIGHTH GRADE - Kaelyn Loula & Zoe Garcia
Here are some photo highlights from Friday morning's assembly, the last of 2024!
