Justice Page Middle School

Super fun performance of some of our guitar students at the Driftwood Char Bar yesterday evening! Thanks to Ms. Amanda, Mr. Jules and the Driftwood for opening your stage to our students!

Great opportunity to earn credit, spots still available!
If you have a current 8th grader that is interested, please see contact information below to register

Way to go Mr. Kaiser and our Chamber Orchestra and Wind Emsemble students! They spent a long day but fun in Wisconsin Dells at the Kalahari Music Festival! Great reviews and comments by the judges!

Congrats Ms. Amanda and students on a wonderful choir concert last week!

TGIF: 35 Summer Friday Activities in the Twin Cities Brace yourself: There are 16 Fridays from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day. So, the question is, how do you plan to use them? Don’t worry, we’ve got you.

Happy Hmong American Day! 🎉

On Hmong American Day, we commemorate the May 14, 1975 evacuation of Hmong soldiers and families from Laos and recognize the transition of the Hmong community from refugees to active participants in American society.

The MPS Hmong Parent Advisory Council (HPAC) invites you to celebrate with us at Hmong Heritage Night!

🗓️ Wednesday, May 20

🕠 5:30–7:30 p.m.

📍 Davis Center (1250 W. Broadway Ave.)

Join parents, students, staff, school and community leaders for an evening of food, performances, activities, and opportunities to learn more about Hmong heritage, history and culture.

Learn more:
➡️ bit.ly/MPS-HmongHeritageNight

Students in Ms. T’s Theater 1 and 2 classes had their culminating performances last week. An excellent job done by all. 💙🦏🤍

Celebrate Asian American Heritage Month by learning something new with MPS Community Ed! Join us for cultural tours, cooking workshops, and language classes!

➡️ https://qrco.de/AAPIMonth

The MPS Hmong Parent Advisory Council (HPAC) also invites you to join the celebration of Asian American Heritage Month on Wednesday, May 20, 5:30–7:30 p.m. at Davis Center (1250 W. Broadway Ave). All are welcome to attend and enjoy free performances, activities, food, prizes, and more.

Minneapolis schools set to offer free meals to kids this summer More than 60 schools, parks, recreation centers, libraries and community sites will provide food, which must be eaten on site. Nonprofits across the Twin Cities and Minnesota will also offer summer meal opportunities.